Yong Geng
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3703601 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Yong Geng |
| NOMBRES | Yong |
| APELLIDO | Geng |
| FIRMA | GENG Y |
| AFILIACIONES | Key Laboratory of Pollution Ecology and Environmental Engineering, Institute of Applied Ecology Chinese Academy of Sciences Shenyang China |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7144-3878 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 72 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 83 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 72 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2002 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Assessing the environmental impacts of hydrogen production from biomass in Kazakhstan
Global copper tailings distribution and projection
Exploring the role of artificial intelligence in achieving sustainable development goals
Institution authority and the protection efficacy of nature reserves
Advancing sustainable management of heavy rare earth elements in China through group metabolism analysis
Toward carbon peak in China's manufacturing sector
China's manufacturing sector has experienced increasing robot adoption and capital‐embodied technological progress, accompanied by massive energy consumption and carbon emissions. The robot adoption brings technological and environmental risks in the manufacturing sector. Based on the data of 28 manufacturing sub‐sectors, this study uses the logarithmic mean Divisia index method to investigate the contributions of robot adoption, labor, capital, …
Measuring the “side effects” of tungsten recycling
Tungsten (W), as “the teeth of modern industry,” is playing an irreplaceable role in the current industrial era due to its unique properties. Although the global primary tungsten supply is concentrated in China, the grade of such ore is deteriorating, leading to more consideration of promoting the reuse and recycling of tungsten scraps. However, the environmental impacts induced by tungsten recycling have not been investigated, which may influenc…
Uncovering magnesium recovery potential and corresponding environmental impacts mitigation in China
Global patterns and mechanisms of decoupling municipal solid waste generation from economic growth
Evaluating the environmental impacts of tin ingot production in China
Assessing the impacts of digital economy on urban green development efficiency
Toward low carbon development through digital economy
Material flow and supply–demand feature of thulium in China
Limited insights have been obtained regarding the flows and stocks of thulium, the scarcest rare earth element. Thus, this study quantifies the thulium material flow from 2011 to 2020 in China, the largest thulium producer and reserve holder. Dynamic material flow analysis method is used and the demand and supply pattern of China's thulium is clarified. Results reveal that the final demand for thulium grows at an annual rate of 6.2%, reaching fro…
Improving resource efficiency
Assessing the distributional impacts of ambitious carbon pricing in China's agricultural sector
Tracking the global anthropogenic gallium cycle during 2000–2020
A trade-linked MFA model is applied to map the global and regional gallium cycles. • The majority of gallium from global bauxite mining ended up as gallium losses. • The global in-use stock increased rapidly, indicating a potential recycling source. • China has emerged as the largest global gallium resource supplier since 2005. Byproduct metals are essential to global low carbon transition since they are irreplaceable in modern renewable energy t…
How to achieve the synergic emission abatement of volatile organic compounds and carbon dioxide in China
Impact of carbon pricing on mitigation potential in Chinese agriculture
Testing the effectiveness of deploying distributed photovoltaic power systems in residential buildings
Life cycle environmental impact assessment of titanium dioxide production in China
An emergy-based comparison between primary and secondary tungsten production in China
Uncovering socio-economic driving forces of volatile organic compounds emissions in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region of China
Promoting future sustainable utilization of rare earth elements for efficient lighting technologies
Energy efficient lights, such as fluorescent lamps (FLs) and light-emitting diode (LED) lamps, can greatly help energy saving, which is critical for achieving carbon neutrality in the building sector. Yttrium, europium, and terbium are three essential rare earth elements (REEs) for energy efficient lighting. However, due to the ongoing lighting technology transition from FLs to LED lamps, the demands for yttrium, europium, and terbium have decrea…
Mapping the global flows of steel scraps
Recycling steel scraps by the use of electric arc furnace is one of the most promising approaches for the steel industry to achieve net-zero emissions. Due to the uneven distribution of global steel scraps, many countries are actively involving in the global steel scraps trade. Steel scraps contain a range of critical elements, which may be transferred across borders through international trade of steel scraps. However, existing studies have paid…
Exploring the drivers of energy-related CO2 emissions in western China
Digital economy
Trends and driving forces of China’s virtual land consumption and trade
Extrapolation or saturation – Revisiting growth patterns, development stages and decoupling
The contemporary debate considering the use of natural resources in economic growth centres around the concept of ‘decoupling’ driven through improvements in resource efficiency. Many studies extrapolate future demand from a short time series of previous years. However, we believe there should be greater attention on the underlying demand assumptions and the possibility of long-term changes. Accordingly, this paper is concerned with a potential s…
Uncovering magnesium recovery potential and corresponding environmental impacts mitigation in China
How to achieve the synergic emission abatement of volatile organic compounds and carbon dioxide in China
Impact of carbon pricing on mitigation potential in Chinese agriculture
Volatile organic compounds emissions embodied in fixed capital formation in China
Assessing distributional impacts of synergetic air pollution reductions under different power system decarbonisation policies in China
Inventorying heavy metal pollution in redeveloped brownfield and its policy contribution
Empirical analysis of eco‐industrial development in China
The increasing resource and environmental pressures have impeded China's efforts to quickly promote its people's quality of life, while protecting its natural environment. Due to lack of resources, technologies and capital, China needs to seek a more integrated development strategy. Industrial ecology (IE) may be one solution as it aims at optimizing the use of materials and energy in products, processes, industrial sectors and economies by syste…
Uncovering socio-economic driving forces of volatile organic compounds emissions in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region of China
Measuring environmental impacts from primary and secondary copper production under the upgraded technologies in key Chinese enterprises
An Overview of Chinese Green Building Standards
With rapid urbanization and industrialization, China is now facing a great challenge in meeting the soaring demand for new buildings and the corresponding energy consumption. Under such circumstances, the setting of a national standard on green buildings would be an effective way to respond. In fact, China has made significant progress in developing national green building standards. But such progress is not explicitly released to the internation…
Testing the effectiveness of deploying distributed photovoltaic power systems in residential buildings
Managing municipal solid waste from a system perspective
In China, one of the challenges on managing solid wastes is how to realize waste reduction, reuse and recycling while maintaining rapid development, leading to a demand for an Integrated Solid Waste Management (ISWM) approach. A practical way to improve ISWM in developing countries is to learn from successful experiences in developed countries. Hence, systematic comparisons that reflect the complexity of ISWM systems in different contexts are nee…
Global patterns and mechanisms of decoupling municipal solid waste generation from economic growth
Evaluating the environmental impacts of tin ingot production in China
Life cycle environmental impact assessment of titanium dioxide production in China
Scavengers and decomposers in an eco-industrial park
Industrial ecology is an approach to industrial development which emphasizes material cycling and webs of producers, consumers, scavengers and decomposers, and encourages resource conservation and waste prevention that leads to improved efficiency, competitiveness and sustainability. This article first introduces the functions and roles of scavengers and decomposers in the natural ecosystem. Then, by using this natural system metaphor, it studies…
Applying industrial ecology in rapidly industrializing Asian countries
Rapidly industrializing Asian countries (RIACs) face both development and environmental challenges. The increasing resource and environmental pressures have impeded RIACs' efforts to quickly promote their people's quality of life, while protecting their natural environment. Due to lack of resources, technologies and capital, RIACs need to seek a more integrated development strategy. Industrial ecology may be one solution, as it aims at optimizing…
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Integrated water resource management at the industrial park level
Water reuse and wastewater minimization are becoming increasingly important strategies for industrial parks. However, integrated industrial water management systems at an industrial park level have not yet been adequately investigated to determine synergies. This paper employs a case study of the Tianjin Economic Development Area (TEDA) to examine the importance of developing an integrated water resources management framework at the industrial pa…
Empirical analysis of eco‐industrial development in China
The increasing resource and environmental pressures have impeded China's efforts to quickly promote its people's quality of life, while protecting its natural environment. Due to lack of resources, technologies and capital, China needs to seek a more integrated development strategy. Industrial ecology (IE) may be one solution as it aims at optimizing the use of materials and energy in products, processes, industrial sectors and economies by syste…
Diversity in industrial ecosystems
Within the natural world, diversity refers to the variety and variability among living organisms and the ecological complexes in which they occur. Its complexity is measured in terms of variations at genetic, species and ecosystem levels. It plays a critical role in meeting human needs while maintaining the ecological processes upon which our survival depends. This paper agues that such a natural metaphor should be considered in industrial system…
Evaluating the applicability of the Chinese eco-industrial park standard in two industrial zones
Eco-industrial park projects have become increasingly popular in China. Because of their rapid proliferation and the lack of accepted and common characteristics, the performance of these projects has been difficult to evaluate. In 2006, the former State Environmental Protection Administration (SEPA) of China became the first national organization to establish a national standard for eco-industrial parks. This paper aims to explore the applicabili…
Assessment of the National Eco‐Industrial Park Standard for Promoting Industrial Symbiosis in China
Eco‐industrial park (EIP) projects have become more prevalent in China. In order to evaluate the performance of such innovative projects, the State Environmental Protection Administration (SEPA) has set up a new national standard for EIPs, the first of its kind globally. This article examines the applicability and feasibility of the indicator system established in the standard. It first presents the details of this new standard. Then benefits and…
Teaching Industrial Ecology at Dalian University of Technology
With increasing resource depletion and environmental issues in China, it is both desirable and practical to promote industrial ecology (IE) education. While industrial ecology education in China is still in its infancy, we believe it can be improved through systematic review of specific experiences. We outline and assess the experience with teaching of industrial ecology at the Dalian University of Technology (DUT) in northeastern China. We first…
Perspectives on small watershed management in China
River basin management in China has focused on large rivers, such as the Yangtze and Yellow Rivers. However, there are also about 20,000 small river basins that deserve attention. The Biliu River basin in Liaoning Province, northeast China, which is 156 km in length, has many features common to small river basins, including divided jurisdiction among governments leading to vertical and horizontal fragmentation. In the Biliu basin, the key municip…
Managing municipal solid waste from a system perspective
In China, one of the challenges on managing solid wastes is how to realize waste reduction, reuse and recycling while maintaining rapid development, leading to a demand for an Integrated Solid Waste Management (ISWM) approach. A practical way to improve ISWM in developing countries is to learn from successful experiences in developed countries. Hence, systematic comparisons that reflect the complexity of ISWM systems in different contexts are nee…
Environmental Supply Chain Cooperation and Its Effect on the Circular Economy Practice-Performance Relationship Among Chinese Manufacturers
Towards a national circular economy indicator system in China
The Impact of Scale, Recycling Boundary, and Type of Waste on Symbiosis and Recycling
Innovative waste recycling through industrial processes such as industrial and urban symbiosis has long been practiced and recently received much attention in the field of industrial ecology, with researchers making efforts to identify key contributing factors to successful industrial symbiosis. By analyzing 88 sample recycling projects in 23 eco‐towns in Japan, this article focuses on the factors of project scale, recycling boundary, and types o…
An Overview of Chinese Green Building Standards
With rapid urbanization and industrialization, China is now facing a great challenge in meeting the soaring demand for new buildings and the corresponding energy consumption. Under such circumstances, the setting of a national standard on green buildings would be an effective way to respond. In fact, China has made significant progress in developing national green building standards. But such progress is not explicitly released to the internation…
Mediation Effects of Environmental Cooperation on the Relationship between Sustainable Design and Performance Improvement among Chinese Apartment Developers
Due to increasing pressure for energy saving and emission reduction, Chinese apartment developers have initiated sustainable design practices. This paper develops a conceptual model which proposes that cooperation with construction stakeholders and customers is a mediator, necessary for apartment developers to realize environmental, economic and even competitive performance improvement through sustainable design practices. The paper examines the …
A review of the circular economy in China
Market demand, green product innovation, and firm performance
Inventorying heavy metal pollution in redeveloped brownfield and its policy contribution
Barriers to Promoting Eco‐Industrial Parks Development in China
For at least the past two decades, eco‐industrial parks (EIPs) have been promoted as policy and commercial instruments for achieving industrial sustainable development. Yet, few EIPs have seen successful operational implementation, especially if they begin as standard industrial parks. Rapid economic growth, commensurate with increasing environmental damage in China, has resulted in officials’ further pursuing EIP policy as a significant element …
Shifting Chinese organizational responses to evolving greening pressures
Circular Economy Policies in China and Europe
The idea of a circular economy (CE) has become prominent in both European and Chinese policy making. Chinese and European perspectives on a CE share a common conceptual basis and exhibit many similar concerns in seeking to enhance resource efficiency. Yet they also differ, and this article explores differences in the focus of CE policy in China and Europe. We present evidence on the differing understandings of the CE concept in Chinese and Europe…
China-USA Trade
Extrapolation or saturation – Revisiting growth patterns, development stages and decoupling
The contemporary debate considering the use of natural resources in economic growth centres around the concept of ‘decoupling’ driven through improvements in resource efficiency. Many studies extrapolate future demand from a short time series of previous years. However, we believe there should be greater attention on the underlying demand assumptions and the possibility of long-term changes. Accordingly, this paper is concerned with a potential s…
Evaluating Environmental Performance of Industrial Park Development
In order to improve the overall sustainability of industrial parks, it is necessary to understand the development characteristics of industrial parks so that appropriate management measures can be raised. Under such a circumstance, this study analyzes the changes in the environmental performance of Shenyang Economic and Technology Development Zone (SETDZ) in terms of emergy‐based indicators and explores underlying driving forces using decompositi…
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