As China strives to significantly increase its economic output, the
nation faces an acute deterioration of the physical resources from
which this prodigious growth springs. Major problems include water
shortages, the pollution of water, high levels of carcinogens in
the air, accelerating erosion, and industrial pollution. Originally
published in 1984, Vaclav Smil documents and evaluates China's
environmental crisis. This title will be of particular interest for
students of Environmental Studies and Development Studies.
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