An Environmental Analysis of the State-Sponsored Regulation of Airborne Pollution in China
Outline:
I.Introduction
II.China’s New regulatory Policies of the Chinese State Council A.Xin Jinping announces new measures to regulate air pollution. 1.Carbon emissions are becoming a major environmental issue. 2.The health of the Chinese citizenry is at risk. B.The Chinese government will invest of new coal burning technology. 1.Coal burning will emit lower levels of carbon into the air.
III.China will implement new automobile regulations to decrease airborne carbon emissions.
A.The Chinese state will cap carbon emissions by reducing the number of automobiles in circulation. 1.Autmobiles ownership will be regulated by 2017.
B.China …show more content…
This source defines the impact of massive industrial production in 21st century China that has greatly contributed to massive levels of carbon airborne pollution. China is progressively seeking to change its policies to reduce the damaging effects of industrialization in the 2010s. Binhong (2015) provides a comprehensive analysis of these policies in modern environmental studies of Chinese regulatory policy.
Nersesian, R. Energy for the 21st century. New York: M.E. Sharpe, 2015. Print.
Nersesian (2015) provides important data on the policy implications for China in the reduction of automobile production and usage as a common contributor to carbon pollution in China’s urban centers. More so, the Chinese State Council is taking measures to reduce the production of automobiles to ensure that carbon emissions reduced. This form of production-based policy defines an important way to prevent further increases in carbon pollution through state-sponsored regulations. Nersesian (2015) defines the goal of automotive carbon reductions will continue to expand into the late 2010s.
Pan, Q., & Cao, J. Recent developments in Chinese urban planning. New York: Springer, 2015. …show more content…
This includes the production of solar power panels and hydroelectric sources of energy which can slowly displaces a reliance on coal and oil burning products. In this manner, Romm (2015) provides a comprehensive analysis of the direct methods of renewable energy policies that the Chinese government is enacting in the 2010s. The reduction of fossil fuel emissions is a major goal in the shift towards renewable energy that will not pollute the air with carbon
Outline:
I.Introduction
II.China’s New regulatory Policies of the Chinese State Council A.Xin Jinping announces new measures to regulate air pollution. 1.Carbon emissions are becoming a major environmental issue. 2.The health of the Chinese citizenry is at risk. B.The Chinese government will invest of new coal burning technology. 1.Coal burning will emit lower levels of carbon into the air.
III.China will implement new automobile regulations to decrease airborne carbon emissions.
A.The Chinese state will cap carbon emissions by reducing the number of automobiles in circulation. 1.Autmobiles ownership will be regulated by 2017.
B.China …show more content…
This source defines the impact of massive industrial production in 21st century China that has greatly contributed to massive levels of carbon airborne pollution. China is progressively seeking to change its policies to reduce the damaging effects of industrialization in the 2010s. Binhong (2015) provides a comprehensive analysis of these policies in modern environmental studies of Chinese regulatory policy.
Nersesian, R. Energy for the 21st century. New York: M.E. Sharpe, 2015. Print.
Nersesian (2015) provides important data on the policy implications for China in the reduction of automobile production and usage as a common contributor to carbon pollution in China’s urban centers. More so, the Chinese State Council is taking measures to reduce the production of automobiles to ensure that carbon emissions reduced. This form of production-based policy defines an important way to prevent further increases in carbon pollution through state-sponsored regulations. Nersesian (2015) defines the goal of automotive carbon reductions will continue to expand into the late 2010s.
Pan, Q., & Cao, J. Recent developments in Chinese urban planning. New York: Springer, 2015. …show more content…
This includes the production of solar power panels and hydroelectric sources of energy which can slowly displaces a reliance on coal and oil burning products. In this manner, Romm (2015) provides a comprehensive analysis of the direct methods of renewable energy policies that the Chinese government is enacting in the 2010s. The reduction of fossil fuel emissions is a major goal in the shift towards renewable energy that will not pollute the air with carbon