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China's Soil Pollution and Degradation Problems (Hardcover)
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China's Soil Pollution and Degradation Problems (Hardcover)
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China's air pollution is infamous. The haze can make it impossible
to see buildings across the street, and the pollution forces
schools to close and creates health and morbidity problems, in
addition to tremendous environmental degradation. However, China
also faces another important environmental problem, which is less
well-known to the public: that of soil degradation and pollution.
This book provides an overview of the problems related to soil
degradation and pollution throughout China, examining how and why
current policy has fallen short of expectation. It also examines
the challenges faced by policy makers as they attempt to adopt
sustainable practices alongside a booming and ever-expanding
economy. China's Soil Pollution and Degradation Problems utilizes
grey literature such as newspaper articles, NGO reports and Chinese
government information alongside academic studies in order to
provide an extensive review of the challenges faced by grassroots
organizations as they tackle environmental policy failings
throughout China. This book will be of great interest to students
of environmental pollution and contemporary Chinese studies looking
for an introduction to the topics of soil pollution and soil
degradation, and for researchers looking for an extensive list of
sources and analysis of China's environmental problems more
broadly.
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