Development of sustainability indicators by communities in China: a case study of Chongming County, Shanghai

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Public participation as a means of identifying sustainability indicators for Chongming County, Shangai, China was evaluated by an international group on established best practice. The implementation of a process involving local resident participation in the process of sustainable development in China, is reported.

Economic aspects, Public participation, Sustainable development, Economic indicators

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Evaluation of coastal zone sustainability: An integrated approach applied in Shanghai Municipality and Chong Ming Island

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A system approach applied to the examination of sustainable development in the costal zone is discussed. The administrative regions in the Municipality of Shanghai and Chong Ming Island are selected as two coastal zones to demonstrate the feasibility and effectiveness of the approach.

Environmental aspects, Shanghai, China, Coastal zone management

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Sustainability of farmers' soil fertility management practices: A case study in the North China Plain

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The soil fertility management practices adopted by farmers in China's North Plain region are discussed.

Government domestic functions, Management dynamics, Management, Agricultural policy, Company business management, Soil fertility

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