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The development of ecological economy is one of the core elements of the ecological civilization system and an essential means to optimize the social-ecological systems. The key to developing ecological economy lies in preparing the development plan to realize concrete implementation. Given the objective and realistic demand for the development of ecological economy, it is critically needed to propose the approach of eco-economic planning and conduct empirical research. We sorted out the connotation of ecological economy, proposed the general idea of "object identification-resource evaluation-principal construction-target setting-task content-mechanism guarantee", and proposed three work modules, including "preliminary preparation, content design, review & approval", and finally built a technical system for the preparation of provincial-scale ecological economy planning. We outlined the 14th Five-Year Plan for Eco-Economic Development of Liaoning Province, and discussed critical issues such as the connotation definition and index system establishment for eco-economic development plan. This work provides ideas for the scientific and standardized preparation of ecological economy development plan at the provincial level in China.

[Nitrogen flow and polluted nitrogen footprint accounting of rural systems at the municipal scale: The case of Shenyang]. / å¸‚åŸŸå°ºåº¦å†œæ‘ç³»ç»Ÿæ°®ç´ æµåŠ¨åŠæ±¡æŸ“æ°®è¶³è¿¹æ ¸ç®—­­ä»¥æ²ˆé˜³å¸‚为例.

Understanding the process of nitrogen flow, emission, and utilization in rural systems is of great importance to reduce pollutant emissions caused by agricultural activities and to promote the sustainable utilization of nutrient resources. Based on the NUFER (nutrient flow in food chain, environment and resources use) model and nitrogen footprint approach, we proposed a nitrogen accounting framework for municipal-scale rural systems, and conducted a quantitative and time series-based comparative study on nitrogen flow, recycling, and footprint from the perspective of three subsystems, namely planting, animal husbandry, and rural human settlement in Shenyang from 1998 to 2018. The results showed that: 1) nitrogen utilization rates of the planting subsystem, animal husbandry subsystem, and rural human settlement subsystem were 36.1%, 59.7%, and 70.1%, respectively in 2018, with a growth rate of 15.9%, 9.1%, and 0.7% respectively compared to 1998; 2) The total polluted nitrogen footprint in Shenyang grew rapidly from 1998 to 2014, but declined from 2014 to 2018. In 2018, the total footprint of nitrogen pollution was 123.5 Gg, increasing by 21.6% compared with 1998; 3) In 2018, the unused nitrogen in the planting subsystem, animal husbandry subsystem, and rural human settlement subsystem were 129.5, 62.2, and 8.7 Gg, respectively, which were equivalent to 420.4, 202.1, and 8.7 Gg of nutrient resources from nitrogen fertilizer, respectively. In general, the nitrogen use efficiency of rural system increased gradually from the production end to the consumption end, but the temporal and spatial variation of nitrogen in rural systems need further studies.