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Urban and peri-urban agricultural production in Beijing municipality and its impact on water quality
This paper reviews water use and water resource issues in Beijing Municipality, the main trends in the agricultural production systems in and around the city with respect to land use, input use, production and economic role, and the impacts of agricultural activities on water quality. Rapid urbaniza...
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description | This paper reviews water use and water resource issues in Beijing Municipality, the
main trends in the agricultural production systems in and around the city with
respect to land use, input use, production and economic role, and the impacts of
agricultural activities on water quality. Rapid urbanization and strong
intensification of agricultural production have meant that the quantity and quality
of available water resources have become matters of concern. The agricultural sector
still has a major role in supplying the municipality’s population with
food products, but it is also a major water user and has contributed to large gaps
between water supply and demand and to high levels of water pollution. Among the
main changes in agriculture in the last decade are the loss of arable land to
urbanization, the rapid reduction in the area under grain, and the rapid increase in
livestock numbers and in areas under vegetables and orchards. Intensive crop and
vegetable production and intensive livestock rearing are major water polluters. The
paper also points to some measures being taken to address these problems. |
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intensification of agricultural production have meant that the quantity and quality
of available water resources have become matters of concern. The agricultural sector
still has a major role in supplying the municipality’s population with
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between water supply and demand and to high levels of water pollution. Among the
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urbanization, the rapid reduction in the area under grain, and the rapid increase in
livestock numbers and in areas under vegetables and orchards. Intensive crop and
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agricultural activities on water quality. Rapid urbanization and strong
intensification of agricultural production have meant that the quantity and quality
of available water resources have become matters of concern. The agricultural sector
still has a major role in supplying the municipality’s population with
food products, but it is also a major water user and has contributed to large gaps
between water supply and demand and to high levels of water pollution. Among the
main changes in agriculture in the last decade are the loss of arable land to
urbanization, the rapid reduction in the area under grain, and the rapid increase in
livestock numbers and in areas under vegetables and orchards. Intensive crop and
vegetable production and intensive livestock rearing are major water polluters. The
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intensification of agricultural production have meant that the quantity and quality
of available water resources have become matters of concern. The agricultural sector
still has a major role in supplying the municipality’s population with
food products, but it is also a major water user and has contributed to large gaps
between water supply and demand and to high levels of water pollution. Among the
main changes in agriculture in the last decade are the loss of arable land to
urbanization, the rapid reduction in the area under grain, and the rapid increase in
livestock numbers and in areas under vegetables and orchards. Intensive crop and
vegetable production and intensive livestock rearing are major water polluters. The
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