The decade long achievements of China's marine ecological civilization construction (2006–2016)

Jiang, Qinghong; Feng, Cuicui; Ding, Jieqiong; Bartley, E.; Lin, Ying; Fei, Jiahuan; Wu, Shi-Liang; Zhou, Jianjun; Ye, Guanqiong; Christakos, George

doi:10.1016/j.jenvman.2020.111077

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“…The findings demonstrate that green investment, natural resources, green technology investment, and economic development have a significant positive shortand long-term effect on the ecological footprint (Zhang et al, 2022). Honegger with co-authors showed that the necessary process of carbon dioxide reduction cannot be achieved without active policy interventions in the areas of ecological protection and environmental governance (Jiang et al, 2020).…”

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Knowledge and Understanding of Ecological Civilization: A Chinese Perspective

Yan¹,

Bocharnikov²

2022

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The idea of a socialist ecological civilization with Chinese characteristics is based on the latest provisions of Marxist theory applied to China’s current ecological environment. Responsible attitude contributes to the continuing formation of people’s awareness of the need for ecological protection, which in turn leads to the expansion of ecological practical activities; this shows that the idea of socialist ecological civilization with Chinese characteristics has very high theoretical and practical value. China’s ecological civilization has created an advanced national development strategy and now it is gradually putting it into practice. China is actively transforming its economic development mode, reducing energy and material consumption, limiting obsolete production capacity, insisting on collaborative innovation, and promoting sustainable economic development. Under the guidance of Xi Jinping’s ecological civilization thought, the society is consciously striving to respect and protect nature. In this paper, the authors analyze China’s Ecological Civilization from the historical point of view, explain the conceptual framework of China’ Ecological Civilization Thoughts and describe the primary steps of China’s ecological civilization development.

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Knowledge and Understanding of Ecological Civilization: A Chinese Perspective

Yan¹,

Bocharnikov²

2022

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“…In other words, the construction of ecologically livable villages needs to take the strategy of combining both "hard" and "soft" aspects, and take the three subsystems of human, land, and industry as the link, and strengthen the effective integration with the other four aspects (namely thriving industry, effective governance, re ned civilization and prosperous life) of rural revitalization strategy. In fact, as the saying goes, "lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets", the prosperity of rural industry itself contains an ecological background (Jiang et al, 2020). Meanwhile, ecological civilization conditions are also an important part of rural civilization condition.…”

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Exploring the effects of rural human settlement on rural development: Evidence from Xianju County in Zhejiang Province, China

Wang

Zhu

2023

Environmental Development

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“…During the 1990s-2000s, China carried out sustainable development strategies and proposed marine ecological restoration projects, such as the clean Bohai sea action plan on marine pollution [82]. The submission topics concentrated on the traditional field of vessel source pollution.…”

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IMO’s Marine Environmental Regulatory Governance and China’s Role: An Empirical Study of China’s Submissions

Jing-feng

2021

Sustainability

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The International Maritime Organization (IMO) plays a significant role in global marine environmental governance, providing a forum of regulatory oversight for member states. Member states are the main actors of the IMO and exert considerable influence on the process of lawmaking. Among these member states, China is unique due to its multiple identities. There are various factors influencing interests behind China’s multiple identities, which fully engage the country in various shipping and maritime trade activities. This article examines China’s role in the IMO marine environmental regulatory governance. It identifies the impact of China on global ocean governance and indicates the development and reforms in the global governance system. China enacted the China Ocean Agenda 21 for its strategy of ocean development. Thus, China is the object of study in this examination of empirical research that collects submissions from 2001 to 2020 related to marine environmental governance. The findings reveal that the extent to which China participates in such governance has considerably increased, and although the contribution of China’s submissions is still in development, its role in the IMO is no longer merely that of a follower, and the efforts of the country have had a positive influence on the IMO’s marine environmental regulatory governance, including its legal instruments.

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The decade long achievements of China's marine ecological civilization construction (2006–2016)

Cited by 35 publications

References 24 publications

Knowledge and Understanding of Ecological Civilization: A Chinese Perspective

Knowledge and Understanding of Ecological Civilization: A Chinese Perspective

Exploring the effects of rural human settlement on rural development: Evidence from Xianju County in Zhejiang Province, China

IMO’s Marine Environmental Regulatory Governance and China’s Role: An Empirical Study of China’s Submissions

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