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China’s enormous economic growth has earned a spotlight on the global stage, but it comes at a great cost to the environment, both ecologically and financially. In response to this challenge, the Ecological Development Union International hosted a series of conferences on China’s ecological development and highlighted the environmental economy at the China-Europe Forum held in 2010. This book collects the essays and papers presented by more than 30 internationally acclaimed experts from Australia, Canada, China, Europe, and the United States. Providing unprecedented insight into an important topic, this in-depth review also serves to put forth feasible resolutions as concern for the future of the Green Economy grows.
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This volume collects 28 essays and papers from a series of conferences hosted by the Ecological Development Union International on China's ecological development issues, focusing on the “Green Economy” workshop at the China-Europa Forum, held in Zhenjiang, Chengdu, and Hong Kong in July 2010. Energy, ecology, economics, and other researchers from China, North America, and Australia address world ecological issues from the perspective of traditional Chinese philosophy, the Factor Five concept, and the development of a green economy; government policies related to green economy; industrial aspects, such as sustainable construction issues, food safety issues, and low carbon and environmental protection challenges in foreign trade; water resource challenges; renewable energy; international comparison and cooperation with the US, Germany, and internationally; and the future of the green economy in China. Annotation ©2015 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)
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