Southwest Environmental Governance

Author: Lü Enlin
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Publish Date: 1992-11-01
Features: To achieve modernization at an early stage, China must accelerate the development of its western regions. This book analyzes the important strategic position of the Greater Southwest in the motherland, introduces the abundant natural resources of the Southwest, and examines the main environmental issues in the region from various perspectives such as population, forests, atmosphere, water bodies, soil, and natural disasters. It proposes strategic countermeasures to address these issues. The book also discusses the application of fuzzy mathematics in environmental assessment and uses system dynamics methods to conduct dynamic simulation modeling of population development and forest resource changes. The entire book is rich in data, well-structured, logical, and holds significant academic and practical value. It serves not only as a reference for decision-makers at all levels but also provides strong inspiration for scholars in related research fields.