Chinas Environment in a Globalizing World

January 17, 2011 - Liu, Jianguo "Jack"; Diamond, Jared

Journal or Book Title: Nature

Keywords: Environmental protection; Pollution prevention; Pollution control; Environmental policy, Public health, Socioeconomic impact, Planetary scale, Invasive species, Biodiversity, Deforestation; Soil pollution; Water pollution; Air pollution; Ecological disast

Volume/Issue: 435

Page Number(s): 1179-1186

Year Published: 2005

URL: Chinas Environment in a Globalizing World

DOI: 10.1038/4351179a

Type of Publication: Journal Article

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  • biodiversity,
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  • invasive species,
  • planetary scale,
  • pollution control,
  • pollution prevention,
  • public health,
  • socioeconomic impact,
  • soil pollution,
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