Content: China's Biophysical Foundations -- My Chinese Experiences -- Challenges Of Understanding -- Interdisciplinary Perspectives -- Energy -- Half a Century Of Advances -- Continuing Importance Of Traditional Energies -- A Failed Strategy -- From A New Saudi Arabia To Concerns About Oil Security
China's past, China's future: energy, food, environment
โ Scribed by Smil, Vaclav
- Publisher
- Routledge
- Year
- 2004;2011
- Tongue
- English
- Series
- Critical Asian scholarship
- Category
- Library
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โฆ Synopsis
China's Biophysical Foundations -- My Chinese Experiences -- Challenges Of Understanding -- Interdisciplinary Perspectives -- Energy -- Half a Century Of Advances -- Continuing Importance Of Traditional Energies -- A Failed Strategy -- From A New Saudi Arabia To Concerns About Oil Security -- A Remarkable Shift In Energy Intensities -- Food -- The World's Greatest Famine -- From Subsistence To Satiety -- Dietary Transitions -- Nitrogen In China's Agriculture -- Can China Feed Itself?. Environment -- Attitudes And Constraints -- The First Of The Five Elements -- China's Environment And Security -- Cost Of China's Environmental Change -- Megaprojects And China's Environment -- Looking Ahead By Looking Back -- Failed Forecasts -- Contending Trends.
โฆ Table of Contents
China's Biophysical Foundations --
My Chinese Experiences --
Challenges Of Understanding --
Interdisciplinary Perspectives --
Energy --
Half a Century Of Advances --
Continuing Importance Of Traditional Energies --
A Failed Strategy --
From A New Saudi Arabia To Concerns About Oil Security --
A Remarkable Shift In Energy Intensities --
Food --
The World's Greatest Famine --
From Subsistence To Satiety --
Dietary Transitions --
Nitrogen In China's Agriculture --
Can China Feed Itself?. Environment --
Attitudes And Constraints --
The First Of The Five Elements --
China's Environment And Security --
Cost Of China's Environmental Change --
Megaprojects And China's Environment --
Looking Ahead By Looking Back --
Failed Forecasts --
Contending Trends.
โฆ Subjects
Food supply--China;Power resources--China;Power resources;Food supply;Power resources -- China;Food supply -- China;China
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