Spatial estimate of ecological and environmental damage in an underground coal mining area on the Loess Plateau: Implications for planning restoration interventions
Estimation of the ecological and environmental damage is viewed as an essential tool for effective decision-making in ecological restoration, especially involving high-intensity coal mining and high ecological vulnerability on the Loess Plateau, China. Using the Datong mining area on the Loess Plate...
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