Urban Climate Change Governance in China 2015
2016, 63, Numer 1
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W ciągu ostatnich 30 lat Chiny doświadczyły gwałtownego rozwoju ekonomicznego i urbanizacyjnego. Spowodowało to degradację środowiska i znaczne zużycie infrastruktury oraz surowców naturalnych. Podczas gdy chiński poziom rozwoju może spowalniać, kraj ten będzie dalej dążyć do obniżenia emisji CO2, ponieważ jego gospodarka wciąż będzie znacząco przyczyniała się do wzrostu efektu cieplarnianego. Niniejszy artykuł skupia się na wyzwaniach związanych z obniżeniem emisji dwutlenku węgla przez Chiny. Praca analizuje cechy charakterystyczne dla gospodarki miejskiej Chin, kształt polityki rozwoju i konsumpcję energii miejskiej jako czynniki mające największy wpływ na zmiany klimatyczne. W konkluzji autorki stwierdzają, że istnieje pilna potrzeba prowadzenia dalszych badań nad zmianami w zarządzaniu miast w celu określenia tych czynników, które mają największy wpływ na zmiany klimatyczne.
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