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RETRACTED ARTICLE: Analysis on the legal regulation of mountainous plant protection and agricultural waste resources based on the concept of circular economy

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The sustainable development of modern agriculture must not only support the sustainable development of the industry itself, but also must realize the recycling of industrial accessories (such as agricultural waste) and the exploitation of potential. As an important part of the development of the concept of circular economy, an important part of circular agricultural technology is the conversion and utilization of waste sources. This is a new type of agricultural technology aimed at pursuing higher efficiency, reducing pollution, and increasing more employment goals. It can be seen that the initiation and implementation of agricultural waste recycling technology is the meaning of sustainable agricultural development. However, with the development of current technology, problems such as the lack of the concept of circular economy and the understanding of the main body of agricultural waste recycling, the incomplete service system, and the lagging of supporting policies and measures have emerged. Consistent with this, this paper uses GrcGIS and other methods to draw a gradient map to ensure that the protection of mountain plants in the mountainous area of City A is implemented at the district/county and city level. This confirms that the diversity of mountain plant protection is consistent at the district/county and city levels, that is, areas with the most species diversity contain more endangered species. Finally, the article expounds the status quo of China’s legal regulation of recycling and the consequences of model analysis, and puts forward the countermeasures and suggestions on China’s legal regulation of recycling, such as legislation, management system, statistical information collection and release system resources, law enforcement procedures, and initial allocation of rights.

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Zhang, Z., Zhang, L. RETRACTED ARTICLE: Analysis on the legal regulation of mountainous plant protection and agricultural waste resources based on the concept of circular economy. Arab J Geosci 14, 1601 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12517-021-07753-5

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