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    years, there has been a major change of power in the world, coined The Great Divergence. It is hard to believe that 200 years ago, two countries accounted for about two thirds of the world economic output, India and China . It was at this very same time in history that countries of the Western Hemisphere, primarily Great Britain, began eclipsing these two powers of the world. Overtime, many historians have come up with arguments as to why this change in power occurred. Robert Marks analyzed many…

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    list of illnesses, including heart disease, lung cancer, stroke acute and lower respiratory disease. Moreover, a mental tense feeling is produced by the psychological stressors from the city on migrants, which now also becomes a special concern in China where the criteria for neuropsychiatric disorder was approximately met by 17 percent of the entire population. A rapid rise in motor vehicle use aggravates water quality and abundance, air pollution, and moreover the occupational potential danger…

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    cannot get over the cold winter, as well as hot summer; if there is no energy, all the modern vehicles will lose the source of power, human beings cannot move fast between different districts around the world. Therefore, the development and utilization of energy is under consideration by every country around the world, and China is not an exception. As we all know that China has faced severe problems of fossil energy shortage and environmental pollution for many years, which unable to serve the…

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    The people of China have become extremely concerned with all the environmental issues that have been going on in the last past 10 years. To correct the problems the Chinese government has taken multiple steps to make the best of the situation. The Chinese state is filled with environmental problems which make them enforce environmental policies, mainly in rural areas. In most cases, people don’t understand nor realize the environmental effects of any polluting activities. For example, when…

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    issues for centuries, especially when coal was introduced. Air pollution is one of the worst forms of pollution. Scientists recognize air pollution as a threat to human health and ecosystems, especially in countries such as China. China is a country falling under the consequences of air pollution. Air pollution in China has become very out of control. There are many factors that contribute to China’s pollution crisis such as coal, factories, and cars. China 's economic growth has been…

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    factors, those being gypsum, coal, and nickel. Gypsum Gypsum is derived from the Greek word gypsos which means plaster (Gypsum Meanings, Powers, and History). Gypsum is composed of oxygen, calcium, sulfur, and water (Properties and Uses of Gypsum). The chemical formula for gypsum is CaSO4•2H2O (Properties and Uses of Gypsum). Gypsum is the most common sulfate mineral, and also the most common evaporate (Gypsum Meanings, Powers, and History). Evaporation of water…

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    A famine arose causing millions of deaths. The loss of privately run sectors affected China significantly. Just under two decades later the Communist party was ambitious to adopt capitalist methods and reforms in order to stimulate economic growth. The Chinese Economy becoming more capitalist has resulted in sustained increases in per capita income, enhancement in living standards and cut in poverty in China. Agriculture reform in 1978-1994 discontinued the commune system of agriculture known as…

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    The industrial revolution is something that caused urbanization, differences in production, and even labor markets and conditions along with aiding the British Empire to rise to even further heights than all other places of the world. Although China started to develop and have their own Industrial Revolution in 1868, Britain was the first for many different reasons. The first thing that is extremely important to the revolution is the discovery of fossils fuels and other natural ways…

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    along with several other ASEAN countries combine to control significant portions of the south China sea (Dokken, 2010, p. 513). As a united association they hold considerable power to trade for mutual gain but the risk is that national deals will be struck with not only China but also many Middle Eastern countries that will result in the loss of ownership of valuable agricultural land for the Asia-Pacific…

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    Nuclear energy, coal power, tidal wave power and wind energy are just a few of the different types of energy we use to supplement our needs. Each source of energy has its own pros and cons on cost, environment and convenience. Today’s world is full of differing ways of getting energy for everyday use, much of these sources have enormous impacts on the world, but not always a…

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