Japanese Experience in Air Pollution Control: Addressing the Challenges of Sustainable Development

Author: Japan's Air Pollution Control Experience Research Committee
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Publish Date: 2000-07-01
Features: This book reviews the history of Japan's control over air pollution over the past 140 years and reflects on and evaluates this period from various perspectives such as economics, politics, science and technology, and public awareness. Among them, the emission control policies, measures, and lessons learned by Japan regarding sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and other air pollutants since 1955 are worth studying and learning from our country. At the end of the book, it proposes suggestions on how developing countries can learn from developed countries to formulate environmental protection policies, mobilize various positive factors to achieve sustainable development goals. This book can be used for study and reference by those engaged in the formulation of environmental protection policies and environmental research personnel, and can also serve as a learning reference book for leaders at all levels.