Ganlin Huang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3706057 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ganlin Huang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ganlin |
| FAMILY NAME | Huang |
| SIGNATURE | HUANG G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Beijing Normal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3841-1393 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The impact of reducing income inequality on household carbon emissions in China
Beyond urban parks
The 11th Sustainable Development Goal highlights the urgent need to provide universal access to greenspace for urban residents. Both urban parks and residential greenspaces are important for residents due to similar functions, but previous studies have mostly focused on parks when addressing greenspace inequality. Here, we addressed this issue by simultaneously considering accessibility to residential greenspaces and parks (comprehensive accessib…
The impact of air pollution on behavior changes and outdoor recreation in Chinese cities
Urban green space and cooling services
Urban tree canopy has greater cooling effects in socially vulnerable communities in the US
Local Sustainability and Gender Ratio
This study employed rapid evaluation methods to investigate how the leading industries of mining and tourism impact sustainability as manifest through social, economic and environmental dimensions in Yunnan, China. Within the social context, we also consider the differentiated impact on gender ratio-which is a salient feature of sustained development trajectories. Our results indicate that mining areas performed better than tourism areas in econo…
Variations of Soil Lead in Different Land Uses Along the Urbanization Gradient in the Beijing Metropolitan Area
Understanding the spatial pattern of soil lead (Pb) levels is essential to protecting human health. Most previous studies have examined soil Pb distributions by either urbanization gradient or land-use type. Few studies, however, have examined both factors together. It remains unclear whether the impacts of land use on soil Pb levels are consistent along the urbanization gradient. To fill this gap, we investigated variations in soil Pb level unde…
Cumulative Environmental Vulnerability and Environmental Justice in California’s San Joaquin Valley
The identification of "environmental justice (EJ) communities" is an increasingly common element in environmental planning, policy, and regulation. As a result, the choice of methods to define and identify these communities is a critical and often contentious process. This contentiousness is, in turn, a factor of the lack of a commonly accepted method, the concern among many EJ advocates and some regulators that existing frameworks are inadequate…
Mapping Cumulative Environmental Effects, Social Vulnerability, and Health in the San Joaquin Valley, California
To understand the social distribution of environmental hazards, methods to assess cumulative effects and their health implications are needed. We developed a cumulative environmental hazard index integrating environmental data on pollution sites, air quality, and pesticide use; a social vulnerability index to measure residents’ resources to prevent or mitigate health effects; and a health index. We found that communities in California’s San Joaqu…
Does spatial configuration matter? Understanding the effects of land cover pattern on land surface temperature in urban landscapes
Spatial patterns and economic contributions of mining and tourism in biodiversity hotspots
Small-scale Co-management for the Sustainable Use of Xilingol Biosphere Reserve, Inner Mongolia
There exists a negative externality of livestock breeding due to the difference between private and social breeding cost in Xilingol Biosphere Reserve (XBR), Inner Mongolia, that has caused extensive ecological degradation of the grassland. The property rights regime, the household production responsibility system (HPRS), was adopted in the 1980s to increase livestock production in XBR. Although HPRS has successfully increased production by promo…
Small-scale Co-management for the Sustainable Use of Xilingol Biosphere Reserve, Inner Mongolia
There exists a negative externality of livestock breeding due to the difference between private and social breeding cost in Xilingol Biosphere Reserve (XBR), Inner Mongolia, that has caused extensive ecological degradation of the grassland. The property rights regime, the household production responsibility system (HPRS), was adopted in the 1980s to increase livestock production in XBR. Although HPRS has successfully increased production by promo…
Mapping Cumulative Environmental Effects, Social Vulnerability, and Health in the San Joaquin Valley, California
To understand the social distribution of environmental hazards, methods to assess cumulative effects and their health implications are needed. We developed a cumulative environmental hazard index integrating environmental data on pollution sites, air quality, and pesticide use; a social vulnerability index to measure residents’ resources to prevent or mitigate health effects; and a health index. We found that communities in California’s San Joaqu…
Small-scale Co-management for the Sustainable Use of Xilingol Biosphere Reserve, Inner Mongolia
There exists a negative externality of livestock breeding due to the difference between private and social breeding cost in Xilingol Biosphere Reserve (XBR), Inner Mongolia, that has caused extensive ecological degradation of the grassland. The property rights regime, the household production responsibility system (HPRS), was adopted in the 1980s to increase livestock production in XBR. Although HPRS has successfully increased production by promo…
Small-scale Co-management for the Sustainable Use of Xilingol Biosphere Reserve, Inner Mongolia
There exists a negative externality of livestock breeding due to the difference between private and social breeding cost in Xilingol Biosphere Reserve (XBR), Inner Mongolia, that has caused extensive ecological degradation of the grassland. The property rights regime, the household production responsibility system (HPRS), was adopted in the 1980s to increase livestock production in XBR. Although HPRS has successfully increased production by promo…
Small-scale Co-management for the Sustainable Use of Xilingol Biosphere Reserve, Inner Mongolia
There exists a negative externality of livestock breeding due to the difference between private and social breeding cost in Xilingol Biosphere Reserve (XBR), Inner Mongolia, that has caused extensive ecological degradation of the grassland. The property rights regime, the household production responsibility system (HPRS), was adopted in the 1980s to increase livestock production in XBR. Although HPRS has successfully increased production by promo…
Does spatial configuration matter? Understanding the effects of land cover pattern on land surface temperature in urban landscapes
Spatial patterns and economic contributions of mining and tourism in biodiversity hotspots
Cumulative Environmental Vulnerability and Environmental Justice in California’s San Joaquin Valley
The identification of "environmental justice (EJ) communities" is an increasingly common element in environmental planning, policy, and regulation. As a result, the choice of methods to define and identify these communities is a critical and often contentious process. This contentiousness is, in turn, a factor of the lack of a commonly accepted method, the concern among many EJ advocates and some regulators that existing frameworks are inadequate…
Mapping Cumulative Environmental Effects, Social Vulnerability, and Health in the San Joaquin Valley, California
To understand the social distribution of environmental hazards, methods to assess cumulative effects and their health implications are needed. We developed a cumulative environmental hazard index integrating environmental data on pollution sites, air quality, and pesticide use; a social vulnerability index to measure residents’ resources to prevent or mitigate health effects; and a health index. We found that communities in California’s San Joaqu…
Variations of Soil Lead in Different Land Uses Along the Urbanization Gradient in the Beijing Metropolitan Area
Understanding the spatial pattern of soil lead (Pb) levels is essential to protecting human health. Most previous studies have examined soil Pb distributions by either urbanization gradient or land-use type. Few studies, however, have examined both factors together. It remains unclear whether the impacts of land use on soil Pb levels are consistent along the urbanization gradient. To fill this gap, we investigated variations in soil Pb level unde…
Local Sustainability and Gender Ratio
This study employed rapid evaluation methods to investigate how the leading industries of mining and tourism impact sustainability as manifest through social, economic and environmental dimensions in Yunnan, China. Within the social context, we also consider the differentiated impact on gender ratio-which is a salient feature of sustained development trajectories. Our results indicate that mining areas performed better than tourism areas in econo…
Urban tree canopy has greater cooling effects in socially vulnerable communities in the US
Urban green space and cooling services
The impact of air pollution on behavior changes and outdoor recreation in Chinese cities
The impact of reducing income inequality on household carbon emissions in China
Beyond urban parks
The 11th Sustainable Development Goal highlights the urgent need to provide universal access to greenspace for urban residents. Both urban parks and residential greenspaces are important for residents due to similar functions, but previous studies have mostly focused on parks when addressing greenspace inequality. Here, we addressed this issue by simultaneously considering accessibility to residential greenspaces and parks (comprehensive accessib…
Geography (12 works) · Environmental Science (8 works) · Business (5 works) · China (5 works) · Ecology (5 works) · Economics (5 works) · Environmental planning (5 works) · Natural resource economics (5 works) · Urban Green Space and Health (5 works) · Computer Science (3 works)