请将这段英语用学术语言和词语进行润色Based on the above literature review and analysis it can be seen that the 10-Point soil Plan focusing on soil pollution prevention can improve the governments supervision and testing

Based on the aforementioned literature review and analysis, it is evident that the "10-Point Soil Plan" with a focus on soil pollution prevention can enhance the government's supervision and testing of soil environmental quality in a more targeted manner. Furthermore, the policy introduces innovative, coordinated, green, open, and sharing development concepts. The construction of urban green spaces (UGS) can attract investment and talent by improving the quality of the urban environment, leading to positive impacts on sustainable urban economic development. Thus, while soil pollution prevention and rehabilitation serve as the primary goal of the "10-Point Soil Plan," the construction of green spaces moves closer to the policy's ultimate aim of promoting green development.

Resource-based cities primarily rely on mineral resources, with 53.4% being mineral, petroleum, and coal cities, which contributed to their initial economic development. However, the overexploitation and inefficient mining of mineral resources have resulted in the underutilization of urban resources and aggravated soil pollution. Hence, the need for resource-based UGS construction is more pressing than in other cities. In some resource-based cities such as Huangshi, Tangshan, Xuzhou, and Ordos, ecological restoration and green restoration actions are being implemented, transforming mining subsidence areas into ecological wetlands, open-pit mining reclamation into mining parks, and garbage dumps into green areas. Consequently, hypothesis 1 is proposed