June 18, 2004
2 Pictures of China's Resources, Both Grim
Virtually every discussion of global environmental issues eventually gets around to China. There, the challenges of sustaining economic growth, assuring the health and well-being of almost a quarter of the world's population, and reversing years of environmental degradation seem almost unimaginably complex. And because China is a major contributor to environmental problems that transcend national borders, such as the accumulation of greenhouse gases and the loss of biodiversity, it must be an
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