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Global country report
- December 2009
- 53 pages
« ... Not as agricultural land. Trees on farm contains some important messages for politicians, climate-change negotiators, development specialists and others in a position to influence policy. It provides firm evidence ... »
Climate change profile in China and Usa
- December 2009
- 31 pages
« ... Of climate change as binding objectives in the future energy strategic planning. It has reached consensus worldwide that ghg emissions due to anthropogenic causes are contributing to the ongoing global ... »
Climate change outlook in China
- December 2009
- 11 pages
« ... Ipcc) pointed out that, in order to prevent the catastrophic climate change, carbon dioxide concentration should be maintained below the level of 450 ppm by 2030, so that the global temperature ... »
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China Rare Earth Industry Report, 2008
- $ 1 700
- February 2009
- 78 pages
Rare earth is widely applied in the high-tech industries, such as information, biology, new materials, new energy, space and ocean. China?s rare earth ranks the No.1 in total reserves, production scal ...
China Drinking Water Market Report, 2008-2009 (Updated Version)
- $ 1 700
- February 2009
- 86 pages
With the improvement of living standard, the output and sales of drinking water have increased sharply in China and the market will maintain a growth at 15% in the next 5-10 years. The drinking water ...
China Water Supply Market Report, 2008
- $ 1 700
- December 2008
- 68 pages
China has inadequate water resource; its water occupancy per capita is 22 million m3 only, which is 1/4 of the world?s average level, however, the water consumption in china keeps increasing, the tota ...
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