Climate Capacity as a Natural Asset

Jiahua Pan ()
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Jiahua Pan: Beijing University of Technology

Chapter Chapter 12 in Climate Change Economics, 2022, pp 207-220 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract As the world’s most populous developing country, China faces the dual challenges of “development deficit” and “adaptation deficit.” (Parry et al., in Environment 51:29–36, 2009; Smith et al., in Climate Policy 11:987–1000, 2011). Moreover, China’s population growth and socio-economic development are significantly constrained by such natural resources as land, climate, and environment.

Date: 2022
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DOI: 10.1007/978-981-19-0221-5_12

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