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GFN_Ecological_Footprint_Atlas_2010
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GFN_Partnership_Agreement_2009
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GFN_Partnership_Details_2009
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National-Footprint-Accounts-Guidebook-2008
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Xie-Gaodi-Beijing-Sustainability-06-09371
Abstract: A biologically productive area was used in the ecological footprint method to
measure the demand and impact of human activities on the natural capital, and further, to
judge whether the impact is within the scope of the regional bio-capacity. In this presentation,
an indicator “ecological footprint distance (Def)” is proposed. The results indicated that the
proposed indicator Def could identify the outward extension of a city’s ecological footprint
with the city’s rapid expansion. From 2008 to 2012, the proportion of imported bio-capacity
increased approximately from 48% to 64%, which implied that the ecological impact of
Beijing had expanded year by year. The Def of Beijing increased from 567 km in 2008 to
677 km in 2012, with an average annual increase of about 25 km. From the perspective of
seasonal change, Beijing’s ecological footprint distance in winter and spring was much
higher than in summer and fall. The main features of provincial-spatial distribution of
Beijing’s Def were as follows: grain and oil and meat and eggs were mainly supplied by OPEN ACCESS Sustainability 2014, 6 9372
Heilongjiang, Jilin, Liaoning, Hebei and Inner Mongolia; yet vegetable and fruit were mainly supplied by Hainan, Guangdong, Hebei and Shandong. Measures should be taken to decentralize the sources of imported bio-capacity, so as to ensure a sustainable development in Metropolitan cities.
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Russia-Ecological-Footprint-2014-English
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GFN-Newsletter-March-12-2015
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GFN-National-Footprint-Accounts-Guidebook-2014
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GFN-Ecological-Footprint-Atlas-2010
http://www.footprintnetwork.org/images/uploads/Ecological_Footprint_Atlas_2010.pdf
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GFN-NFA-2009-Factsheet
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UNEP-GFN-ERISC-a-new-angle-on-sovereign-credit-risk
http://www.footprintnetwork.org/images/article_uploads/ERISC.pdf
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Galli-et-al-2012-Ecological-Indicators / Water Footprint
http://waterfootprint.org/media/downloads/Galli-et-al-2012.pdf
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Ecological Footprint
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) from the Footprint Network ... about the Ecological Footprint
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Footprint-Network-Ecological-Footprint-Standards-2009
http://www.footprintnetwork.org/images/uploads/Ecological_Footprint_Standards_2009.pdf
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Hoekstra-2008-Ecological-versus-Water-Footprint
ABSTRACT:The water footprint concept introduced in 2002 is an analogue of the ecological footprint concept originating from the 1990s. Whereas the ecological footprint (EF) denotes the bioproductive area (hectares) needed to sustain a population, the water footprint (WF) represents the freshwater volume (cubic metres per year) required. In elaborating the WF concept into a well-defined quantifiable indicator, a number of methodological issues have been addressed, with many similarities to the methodological concerns in EF analysis. The methodology followed in WF studies is in most cases analogous to the methodology taken in EF studies, but deviates at some points. Well-reasoned it has been chosen for instance to specifically take into account the source and production circumstances of products and assess the actual water use involved, thus not taking global averages. As a result one can exactly localise the spatial distribution of a water footprint of a country. With respect to the outcome of the footprint estimates, one can see both similarities and striking differences. Food consumption for instance contributes significantly to both the EF and the WF, but mobility (and associated energy use) is very important only for the EF. From a sustainability perspective, the WF of a country tells another story and thus at times will put particular development strategies in a different perspective. The paper reviews and compares the methodologies in EF and WF studies, compares nation's footprint estimates and suggests how the two concepts can be interpreted in relation to one another. The key conclusion is that the two concepts are to be regarded as complementary in the sustainability debate. © 2008 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
http://waterfootprint.org/media/downloads/Hoekstra2008-Ecological-versus-WaterFootprint.pdf
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Galli-et-al-2012-Ecological-Indicators / Water Footprint
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GFN-Open-data-re-Global-Footprint
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GFN-Paris-Climate-Agreement-is-desirable-and-achievable-Blue-Planet-Prize-Laureates-remind-us-171104
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