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China's response to a national land-system sustainability emergency

Bryan, Brett A ; Gao, Lei ; Ye, Yanqiong ; Sun, Xiufeng ; Connor, Jeffery D ; Crossman, Neville D ; Stafford-Smith, Mark ; Wu, Jianguo ; He, Chunyang ; Yu, Deyong ; Liu, Zhifeng ; Li, Ang ; Huang, Qingxu ; Ren, Hai ; Deng, Xiangzheng ; Zheng, Hua ; Niu, Jianming ; Han, Guodong ; Hou, Xiangyang

Nature (London), 2018-07, Vol.559 (7713), p.193-204 [Revista revisada por pares]

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China's response to a national land-system sustainability emergency
Autor: Bryan, Brett A ; Gao, Lei ; Ye, Yanqiong ; Sun, Xiufeng ; Connor, Jeffery D ; Crossman, Neville D ; Stafford-Smith, Mark ; Wu, Jianguo ; He, Chunyang ; Yu, Deyong ; Liu, Zhifeng ; Li, Ang ; Huang, Qingxu ; Ren, Hai ; Deng, Xiangzheng ; Zheng, Hua ; Niu, Jianming ; Han, Guodong ; Hou, Xiangyang
Materias: Agricultural production ; Agriculture ; Biodiversity ; China ; Conservation of Natural Resources ; Durability ; Economic reform ; Emergency response ; Environmental degradation ; Environmental policy ; Environmental sustainability ; Famine ; Farmers ; Feasibility studies ; Floods ; Food Supply ; Forestry ; Forests ; Goals ; Grassland ; Grasslands ; Industrial development ; Land degradation ; Natural resources ; Population growth ; Privatization ; Soil ; Sustainability ; Sustainable agriculture ; Sustainable development ; Sustainable Development - economics ; Sustainable Development - legislation & jurisprudence ; Sustainable Development - trends ; Timber ; Time Factors ; United Nations ; Water
Es parte de: Nature (London), 2018-07, Vol.559 (7713), p.193-204
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Descripción: China has responded to a national land-system sustainability emergency via an integrated portfolio of large-scale programmes. Here we review 16 sustainability programmes, which invested US$378.5 billion (in 2015 US$), covered 623.9 million hectares of land and involved over 500 million people, mostly since 1998. We find overwhelmingly that the interventions improved the sustainability of China's rural land systems, but the impacts are nuanced and adverse outcomes have occurred. We identify some key characteristics of programme success, potential risks to their durability, and future research needs. We suggest directions for China and other nations as they progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations' Agenda 2030.
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China's response to a national land-system sustainability emergency

Bryan, Brett A ; Gao, Lei ; Ye, Yanqiong ; Sun, Xiufeng ; Connor, Jeffery D ; Crossman, Neville D ; Stafford-Smith, Mark ; Wu, Jianguo ; He, Chunyang ; Yu, Deyong ; Liu, Zhifeng ; Li, Ang ; Huang, Qingxu ; Ren, Hai ; Deng, Xiangzheng ; Zheng, Hua ; Niu, Jianming ; Han, Guodong ; Hou, Xiangyang

England: Nature Publishing Group

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