Certainly it's not following the agenda. But still, really can't tell the influences without looking at the preliminary environmental assessment. If there's only 'minor' outstanding items, sometimes it's tolerable with appropriate reasonable followup resolutions.
Frankly I'm not too agree with NGO comments. I won't say that're minor, but at least, not major IMO.
It is a no-win situation. To fuel the growth, China needs massive energy supply. Coal has been maxed out; nuclear is a no-go after Japan's incident. Solar and Wind are not big enough nor fast enough. There are not a lot of choice but to use hydro....
That's why sustainable development is so important. One can't relentlessly consume the natural resources, on the other hand, you can't stop development to a stage that harm growth. How to achieve the balance is a big topic.
All in all, I agreed with some economists view about the over-population and excessive productivity in China. Those factors are dangerous.
That's why sustainable development is so important. One can't relentlessly consume the natural resources, on the other hand, you can't stop development to a stage that harm growth. How to achieve the balance is a big topic.
All in all, I agreed with some economists view about the over-population and excessive productivity in China. Those factors are dangerous.
lo_pak 發表於 2011-6-21 10:08
You should worry more about over population in India. They have way more slums than any other country.