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Rural-to-Urban Transition Temporarily Weakens Social-Ecological Resilience
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Rural-to-Urban Transition Temporarily Weakens Social-Ecological Resilience
A quiet warning is emerging from the expanding edges of China’s cities. In the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei urban agglomeration, landscapes undergoing the shift from countryside to city appear to lose their ability to absorb shocks before urban development fully takes hold. A new study describes these rural–urban transition zones as fragile social-ecological systems—places where communities, infrastructure, economies, […]
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