Administrative Approaches for Shale Intense Erosive Area of the Three Gorges
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Administrative Approaches for Shale Intense Erosive Area of the Three Gorges
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 17, Issue 2, Pages: 45-47(1998)
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湖北省宜昌县水土保持办公室
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Published:1998
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Zhao Chunhua, Wang Kaiqin, Shen Kefen. Administrative Approaches for Shale Intense Erosive Area of the Three Gorges[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1998, 17(2): 45-47.
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Zhao Chunhua, Wang Kaiqin, Shen Kefen. Administrative Approaches for Shale Intense Erosive Area of the Three Gorges[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1998, 17(2): 45-47.DOI:
Administrative Approaches for Shale Intense Erosive Area of the Three Gorges
the results obtained are that shale is easy to weather under the humid and hot climate condition
when vegetation is destoried
soil and water loss will be more serious.Shale erosive area has following characters:(1) low capacity to resist weathering;(2) sterile soil and wick ecological environment;(3) economic backwardness. According to those characters and control practice of Yichang county
Hubei province
many control measures are put forward:(1)constructing protective system of vegetation;(2)controlling gully slope combining with gully;(3)combining control with exploit;(4)combining use with energy saving and building comprehensive protective system.
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