How Migration in China Effect Pollutes Guangdong Province’s Marine Environment
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https://doi.org/10.54097/ehss.v6i.4428Keywords:
Migration, Marine Pollution, Population Growth, Economics GrowthAbstract
At present, population migration is a common phenomenon. People will choose to migrate for various reasons, such as economic depression or future life arrangements, which will promote people to migrate. While migration brings about demographic changes, it also brings about economic changes due to population growth or reduction. Economic growth will be accompanied by industrial upgrading, such as upgrading from agriculture to industry, which can help the region develop and progress rapidly. However, population growth and industrial upgrading will bring negative changes to the community, such as ecological pollution. It is meaningful to understand the pollution problems caused by human migration. Based on the data provided by China National Bureau of Statistics and China Environmental Monitoring Station, this paper analyzes the impact of population migration on regional environment. Taking Guangdong Province as an example, this paper studies the impact of economic growth caused by population migration on the marine environment.
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