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  • A view of South China degraded-land issues
  • Addressing South China’s arable-land problem
    • China’s environmental concerns: a way to analyze and design wise action plans
    • Examples of current efforts
    • Planning for East-West cooperative projects: two logical views
  • Degraded lands: South China’s untapped resource
    • Gallery
  • Linking China’s degraded lands, its stimulus package and unemployed college graduates
  • Marco Polo in the Fujian region of South China: an environmental interpretation
  • New activities
    • A small-farm system for South China to offset drought, increase water resources, improve degraded lands, and expand income opportunities
  • Related background publications
  • Reports and data
    • Art and the Pearl River Delta environment
    • Chinese newspaper cites: South China’s environment
    • Field workshop
    • South China’s taste for wildlife

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