... even with the advance of technology it would be impossible to feed every single person if the population is not monitored. Environmental issues like pollution and global warming are both the effect that arose from the world's population, therefore there are no debates of the above topics when the ... of people exceeding 12 million people annually (Hinrichsen, 2000; Robey, 2000). This applies to both in China and the world. The amount of air pollution kills almost three million more (Hinrichsen, 2000; Robey, 2000). In about 61% of the 105 developing nations as mentioned by the UN Food and ...

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... was producing more industrial waste than any other country in the world. Politically, the dilemma arose when international organizations began to criticize China for their pollution production, but, of course, the multinational enterprises were not fond of pollution regulations. In addition, the consumption of domestic energy was a big concern to China. Since the Chinese government had not liberalized the energy sector, the ... 2004, various reports showed that the China's main source of energy was coal. (CIA, Welcome) Unfortunately, the energy that was produced to support over a billio...

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... the concept of "Green Hotels". A "Green" Hotel does not mean that there should be plants and flowers in the hotels; it means that the hotels need to reduce waste and pollution. "Green" Hotels are properties whose management is eager to institute programs that save water and energy and reduce solid waste. (KFGH 2002) 1) Save energies: the hotel needs to recycle and ... needs to change the bed cover only if the customers require to. Therefore the hotel can save energies and decrease pollution. 3) Choose the surrounding environment of the hotel: Mowed landscaping is being replaced by groun...

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... Beijing. The dialect of Beijing has become the standard form of Mandarin, which is the country's official spoken language. See Chinese Language. Like most other Chinese cities, Beijing has serious pollution problems. Industrial and residential waste water disposal is largely unregulated and the burning of coal and other polluting materials contributes to the city's severe air and water ... pollution. V. Education and Culture Print section Beijing has more colleges and universities than any other Chinese city. The most prominent institutions are Beijing University, founded in 1898; and Q...

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... in such proportions it could be even more problematic. We can also quote the deterioration in the environment as a long-term threat. China seems to make some efforts to reduce pollution: the country has cut annual coal production from 1,3 billion tonnes in 1997 to 950 million tonnes in 2000 by closing polluting and inefficient mines while in the same time the ... exports have soared 50% in 2001. But China is already limited in arable lands and in water resources but problems such as air pollution, soil erosion or the fall of the water table is not really encouraging for the following ye...

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... Li and other young innovative artists. He promoted Li Huasheng to vice-chairman of the Chongquin art center. Because of the inconsistencies of Deng Xiaping's policies the Campaign Against Spiritual Pollution Pushed Li out of office and nearly got him executed. In book 2 of The Republic Plato said that it was important for the government to speak with a unified, consistent voice ... ...

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