论文部分内容阅读
从社区层面探讨了40平方英里(约103km2)的塔溪矿区“超基金”污染场地(Superfund Site)的可持续规划设计以及应用策略。位于俄克拉荷马州渥太华县的塔溪矿区的状况表明联邦和州立管理机构在应对该地区长期以来的环境退化、有毒物质侵害以及环境公平问题上并没有取得明显成效。因此,附近的社区邻里、环境部门官员与学术团体积极合作,针对采矿遗留的大规模土堆、污染的河道、沉降的地面和塌陷的坑井等进行了长期的修复、再生和规划的探索。这个案例研究将证明,这种基于地方的矿区更新模式可以作为一个框架将社区诉求、环境整治和景观再生整合到一起。
From the community level, we discussed the sustainable planning design and application strategy of the 40-square-mile Taicang Minefield Superfund Site. The status of the Tasha mining district in Ottawa County, Oklahoma County, shows that federal and state regulatory agencies have not achieved any significant results in dealing with the long-standing problems of environmental degradation, toxic substance abuse and environmental equity in the area. Therefore, nearby community neighborhoods and environmental department officials actively cooperated with academic groups to conduct long-term restoration, regeneration and planning of large-scale mound left behind by mining, polluted river channels, subsidence of ground and collapsed pit wells. This case study will demonstrate that this model of local-based mine renewal can serve as a framework that integrates community appeal, environmental remediation and landscape regeneration.