China's Environment
For centuries, China has been the most populous nation on Earth. Today, its population 's impact on the environment is evident even in the most remote areas. Yet some are sanguine about China 's prospects. Despite the political reforms that will be needed to catalyze any real change in the environmental sphere, the public response to China 's crisis has sprung some optimism about the future.
China has a lot of pollution in the air from its factories. I feel sorry for the Chinese people but until they get some backbone and do something about this mess, they are going to live in a chemical garbage dump. The dumb Chinese government couldn 't help it. This is a global issue. This is such a global issue that it doesn 't even require international cooperation - it won 't work - but a dose of international force
According to the Environmental Protection Agency 's air quality scale, any pollution rating above 300 means the air is unsafe to breathe. China is also one of the biggest investors in renewables; its spending could total 1.8 trillion RMB ($300 billion) in the five years through 2015 as part of its pledge to cut its carbon intensity. As a result, public health and long-term sustainable development have been seriously affected. Economic experts estimate that environmental pollution costs the Chinese economy around US$28 billion annually.
Politicians including their own smug Cameron are promoting this bright future, urging more growth and investment for the future. There are plainly serious impacts from their fossil fuel burning now. India has plans to catch up with China. Our leaders suffer from a lack of vision. They are unable to conceive what the agenda they are promoting will produce. It will produce rapidly spiraling growth in energy production, most likely from fossil fuels. Chain has a growing population, and consumption is growing even faster. All the indicators pointing towards serious problems within the next few decades and perhaps sooner, Their
China has a lot of pollution in the air from its factories. I feel sorry for the Chinese people but until they get some backbone and do something about this mess, they are going to live in a chemical garbage dump. The dumb Chinese government couldn 't help it. This is a global issue. This is such a global issue that it doesn 't even require international cooperation - it won 't work - but a dose of international force
According to the Environmental Protection Agency 's air quality scale, any pollution rating above 300 means the air is unsafe to breathe. China is also one of the biggest investors in renewables; its spending could total 1.8 trillion RMB ($300 billion) in the five years through 2015 as part of its pledge to cut its carbon intensity. As a result, public health and long-term sustainable development have been seriously affected. Economic experts estimate that environmental pollution costs the Chinese economy around US$28 billion annually.
Politicians including their own smug Cameron are promoting this bright future, urging more growth and investment for the future. There are plainly serious impacts from their fossil fuel burning now. India has plans to catch up with China. Our leaders suffer from a lack of vision. They are unable to conceive what the agenda they are promoting will produce. It will produce rapidly spiraling growth in energy production, most likely from fossil fuels. Chain has a growing population, and consumption is growing even faster. All the indicators pointing towards serious problems within the next few decades and perhaps sooner, Their
References: http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/feb/25/china-toxic-air-pollution-nuclear-winter-scientists http://www.cfr.org/china/chinas-environmental-crisis/p12608 http://www.huffingtonpost.com/tag/china-air-pollution