China’s Environment giá ưu đãi

 

 Since late 1970s,China has always been attaching great importance on environmental Protection and Construction, and established it as one basic state policy. Solve the Environment problems in China not only conform to the development goals of China,but also greatly embody the common benefits of all human beings.

As the developing country with the largest population in the world, China has a vast expanse of territory and complexnatural conditions such as climate and topography  Since late 197os,Chinese economy has been developing continuously and fast, and environment and resources have gradually become the importantproblems confronted by China. Meanwhile, Chinas unique populationproblem and natural conditions push China to the severe challenge of environmental protection. China has always been attaching greatimportance on environmental protection and construction, andestablished it as one basic state policy after the reform and opening-up in 1978. Through a series of important strategic measures, China strengthens environmental protection and construction. Solve the environment problems in China not only conform to the developmentgoals of China, but also greatly embody the common benefits of allhuman beings. Through a series of environment laws and concreteimplementation measures, China promotes environmental protectionby laws and achieves remarkable results.

Preface
The Development of Environmental Protection Cause in china
Natural Ecosystem
Biological Diversity
Control & Treatment of Pollutions
Rural & Urban Environment
Moving to Green Economy

   It has 38 species of mammals, 231 speciesof birds, 7 species of reptiles, 5 species of amphibians and77 species of fish, including animals under key state pro-tection such as the oriental white stork, red-crowned crane,Mergus squamatus, golden eagle, Haliaeetus albicilla andHaliaeetus leucoryphus. The Honghe Natural Reserve islocated in the center of Sanjiang Plain, covering 21,835.7hectares and was included in the List of Wetlands of Inter-national Importance in 2001. The reserve boasts 173 speciesof bird, including the oriental white stork, Ciconia nigra,red-crowned crane, Grus vipio, mandarin duck, whooperswan, Haliaeetus albicilla, Halioeetus pelagicus Kamchat-kan, Aquila clanga and Spotted Capercaillie, which are un-der state protection.

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