IHE produces and distributes publications that relate to the environment and sustainable development in China.
IHE is currently offering the following publications:
1. The Trans-Century Green Engineering Plan. This volume is the full Green Plan for Phase One, covering through the year 2000.
300 pages
USD 80"The plan is a project-oriented manifesto for alleviation of environmental and ecological destruction, concentrating first in priority areas. In this phase of the plan alone, over 1,400 projects have been identified and appraised, worth an estimated 183 billion RMB (about US$22 billion). Demonstration projects will be designated, which can be expected to attract central government support for quick implementation. Domestic allocations of funds have been made for a sizable share of the total required estimated investment." The National Environment Protection Agency of China (NEPA) wrote and published this volume.
2. The Summary of the Trans-Century Green Engineering Plan (Phase One). Written by NEPA and published by IHE.
40 pages
USD 303. 1997 China Environment Forum Papers. A collection 29 papers on current environment and development issues in China. These papers, which are designed to complement the Green Plan, are written by some of China's top environment and development policy makers, and contain a wealth of statistics on current situations and action plans for the future. Compiled by IHE.
222 pages
USD 504. The 1997 China Environment Forum - Report of Proceedings. Compiled and edited by IHE, this comprehensive report of the proceedings of the 1997 China Environment Forum is to be used as a guide for follow-up activities related to China's environment and development. This report will be available at the end of May 1998.
317 pages
USD 50
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- All prices include shipping.
- Orders for all in-stock publications will be shipped within one week of receipt of payment.
Payment in the form of a check or money order in US currency that is negotiable at a US bank goes to IHE's US address:
Institute for Human Ecology
2300 Clarendon Blvd., Suite 1001
Arlington, VA 22201IHE's publishing division is available to produce reports on specific issues related to the Chinese environment and development situation. Please contact us with any inquiries.