2010年河南焦作高中选修地理论文《第十一单元 资源的跨区域调配》（In 2010, Henan Jiaozuo high school chose the geography paper trans regional allocation of eleventh unit resources）.doc

2010年河南焦作高中选修地理论文《第十一单元 资源的跨区域调配》（In 2010, Henan Jiaozuo high school chose the geography paper trans regional allocation of eleventh unit resources） Trans regional deployment of eleventh unit resources -- a case study of West to East Gas Pipeline Project I. implementing the win-win strategy of trans regional resource deployment in China 1, the reasons for implementation (1) uneven distribution of resources. Because of the great geographical difference of natural conditions, the regional distribution of natural resources in China is very uneven, and there are obvious resource rich areas and resource poor areas. Specifically, the water resource of our country from south to the north, East and West less; mineral energy less north south, more less concentrated in the southwest area; water resources; nonferrous metal mineral resources in the South than in the north. (2) uneven economic development. Because of the great difference of natural conditions and geographical location, the regional distribution of Chinas economic development is uneven, and there are obvious developed areas and backward areas. Specifically, the eastern coastal areas of China are densely populated, developed economically and developed rapidly. The inland areas in the West are sparsely populated, backward in economy and slow in development. (3) the overall distribution of resources is not compatible with the current economic geography. As the distribution of resources is not balanced with economic development, and natural resources are generally not mobile, the overall distribution of resources in China is not compatible with the current economic geography. Specifically, resource demand in economically developed areas in large quantity, but have less resources, caused a serious shortage of resources, hindering the economic development of backward areas; economic resource demand is small, but the amount of resources, resulting in relatively abundant resources, resources can not be converted into eco