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31 July 2005, Volume 01 Issue 02
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Assessment of Climate and Environment Changes in China (II):Measures to adapt and mitigate the effects of climate and environment changes
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Climate and environment changes not only exert impact on the nature, but also on the society, economy and polity. On the basis of scientific assessment of climate and environment changes in China, the advantages and the disadvantages of the climate and environment changes are discussed in various aspects, such as ecosystem, agriculture, soil degradation, industry, traffic, service, city, and living conditions. In addition, the effect of climatic change on the regional sustainable development has been evaluated, and measures to adapt and mitigate its adverse effects of climate and environment changes have been put forward.
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Historical Records of Environmental Changes and Agricultural Development in Northwest China
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A review of historical evolution of climate conditions in Northwest China is demonstrated. Based upon rich historical documentary records regarding wasteland reclamations for cultivation, the relationship of sizes and benefits of agricultural development with the conditions of temperature and moisture at that time is indicated. In the west Han Dynasty and the early Tang Dynasty suitable climate provided sufficient heat and moisture for large-scale reclamation of wasteland in the Hexi region, resulting in swiftly booming economy, while economy fell in the target region in late Tang Dynasty and mid-Ming Dynasty mainly because climate got cold. And agricultural development or decline in Tarim Basin from the 1st to the 4th century was caused by change of water source. In historical time, frequent over-reclaiming and subsequent leaving the land alone were responsible for the acceleration of land desertification, there were two cases of Wulanbuhe desert's formation and the high frequency of sandstorm during the warmer 13th century as such adverse consequences caused by above actions.
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Trends of Temperature, Precipitation and Runoff in the Yangtze River Basin from 1961 to 2000
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The Terrestrial NPP Simulation in China since 6 kaBP
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Debate Still Continues about Temperature Changes during the Last Millennium
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Damage Level of Climate Change and Building the Adaptive Capacity for Sustainable Development
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Statistical Analyses of Climate Change Scenarios over China in the 21st Century
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A Study of the Threshold of Climate Change Impact on Food Production in China
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A Study of Adapatation to Natural Disasters Caused by Climate Change-Inspiration from Indian Case
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