内容简介
本书以2015年193个国家通过的联合国《2030年可持续发展议程》为主线，以人类文明发展史为背景，通过天（大气）、地（土壤）、水、林的污染及其治理，借助人类绿色发展的测度，特别是借鉴中国工业化进程中经济发展与环境保护博弈的正反经验，对发达国家与发展中国家的工业文明方面取得的成功与环境代价进行了反思，提出了落实《2030年可持续发展议程》共构全球“绿色文明”的战略理念与途径。
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- 封面
- 书名页
- 版权页
- Foreword
- Preface: The Green Bridge from Civilization Conflict to Civilization Cooperation
- Acknowledgements
- Brief Introduction
- Contents
- About the Author
- Translation Team
- Chapter 1 An Urgent Call for Building Green Civilization: The Natural Environment Is Rapidly Deteriorating
- 1.1 Scientists’ Forecasts
- 1.2 The Earth Is Facing Various Crises
- 1.3 Grim Consequences of Climate Change in Recent Years
- 1.4 Analysis for the Causes of Climate Change
- 1.5 Urgent Appeals by People of Insight
- 1.6 Lessons Learned from the Decline of Ancient Civilizations
- Chapter 2 Transforming Our World: The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development: An Appeal of Global Cooperation
- 2.1 Summary: Transforming Our World: The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
- 2.2 The Content and Implications of the 2030 Agenda
- 2.2.1 Political Implications
- 2.2.2 The Implications of the Agenda for Humanity’s Sustainable Development
- 2.3 The 2030 Agenda as a Driving Force for Civilization Evolution
- Chapter 3 Five Components of Green Civilization
- 3.1 Harmony Between Humanity and Nature
- 3.2 Equity and Democracy
- 3.3 Sustainability of Development
- 3.4 Wise Science and Technology
- 3.5 Peace and Inclusiveness
- Chapter 4 Introspections on Industrial Civilization
- 4.1 The Dark Impact of Industrialization on the Environment and Early Ideas of Environmental Protection
- 4.2 Green Planning and Actions in the Process of Industrialization
- 4.3 Five Conflicts in Industrialization and the Appeal for Green Civilization
- 4.3.1 Unprecedented Productivity and Increasing Consumption of Natural Resources
- 4.3.2 Labor Conflicts Under the Rule of Law
- 4.3.3 Monopoly and Competition
- 4.3.4 Liberty and Regulation in the Context of Globalization
- 4.3.5 Conflicts Between Universal Values and War
- Chapter 5 Battles Between Economic Development and Environmental Protection in China’s Industrialization Process
- 5.1 The Impact of Economic Growth on the Environment Between 1978 and 1992
- 5.2 The Impact of Economic Growth on the Environment from 1993 to 2012
- 5.2.1 The Environmental Situation Between 1993 and 2001
- 5.2.2 2002-2012 as the Toughest Decade for Environmental Protection in China
- 5.2.3 Ecological-Environmental Degradation and Pollution Control Difficulties Become More Prominent After 2010
- 5.3 Pollution Control and Environmental Protection After 2012
- 5.4 Today’s China: In the Middle Stage of Industrialization as the Background to Environmental Issues
- 5.4.1 China’s Industrialization Level in 2004 Is Analogous to the Mid-Stage of the U.S
- 5.4.2 China’s Industrialization Index Corresponds to Mid-Stage Industrialization in the Chenery Multi-country Model
- 5.5 Environmental Strategies and Measures Introduced in China’s Industrialization Process
- Chapter 6 Global Conference on Climate Change and Air Pollution
- 6.1 New Global Consensus on Climate Change
- 6.2 Evolution of Global Consensus on Climate Change
- 6.3 Climate Issues Are Closely Related to Resource and Environmental Problems
- 6.3.1 Severe Natural Disasters Caused by Climate Change
- 6.3.2 Climate Change Affects Resources in Multiple Areas
- 6.3.3 Climate Change Problems Are Linked to Irrational Utilization of Natural Resources
- 6.3.4 Environmental Pollution Further Exacerbates Climate Change
- 6.4 Impact of Economic Development on Climate Change
- 6.4.1 Industrialization Directly Affects Climate Change
- 6.4.2 The Environmental and Resource Costs by Mere Pursuit of GDP
- 6.4.3 Mitigating the Impact of Economic Activity on Climate Change
- 6.5 Air Pollution Is as Critical as Climate Change
- 6.6 Addressing Air Pollution: Focusing on Human Emissions Systems
- 6.6.1 Emission Subject
- 6.6.2 Emission Object
- 6.7 Emission Path
- 6.7.1 Emission Management
- 6.7.2 Emission Absorption
- 6.8 The South-South Cooperation Plays an Important Role in Addressing Climate Change
- 6.9 Case Study: Field Investigation on Air Pollution Prevention and Control in South Korea—The Role of Remote Monitoring of Smoke Emissions
- 6.9.1 Clean SYS Monitoring Object-Industrial Chimney
- 6.9.2 Clean SYS Management Mechanism
- 6.9.3 Clean SYS Technical Support
- 6.9.4 Laws and Regulations of Clean SYS
- Chapter 7 Soil Contamination and Treatment—A Worldwide Problem
- 7.1 Soil Contamination—A Worldwide Problem
- 7.2 The Status Quo of Soil Contamination in China
- 7.3 China’s Effort on Soil Contamination Control
- 7.4 Coping with Soil Contamination for the Holy Earth
- 7.4.1 Respect the Earth and Protect the Soil
- 7.4.2 Glorify the Mother Planet and Repair the Soil
- 7.4.3 Prioritize Garbage Treatment Properly
- 7.5 Investigation and Reflections on Waste Incineration in New Taipei City, Taiwan
- 7.5.1 High-Level Waste Disposal
- 7.5.2 Taiwan Government’s Policies
- 7.5.3 A Few Enlightenments
- Chapter 8 Water Pollution and Treatment—Nostalgia for Ancient Water Civilization
- 8.1 Water Security: A Global Issue
- 8.2 Water Pollution in China
- 8.3 The Significance of Water Pollution Control for China
- 8.4 Dealing with Water Pollution: Objectives for Building a Water Security System
- 8.5 Two Case Studies: Water Control in Singapore and “Green Congress” in Israel
- 8.5.1 Singapore’s Experience in Dealing with Its Water Shortage
- 8.5.2 Israel’s “Green Congress”: Implications of Project Construction
- 8.6 Water Civilization in Ancient China—Thinking on the Dujiangyan Water Conservancy Project
- Chapter 9 Prospects for Forest and Biodiversity Protection
- 9.1 Global Concern for Forests and Biodiversity
- 9.2 The Challenges China Faces in Biodiversity Conservation and Forestry Development
- 9.2.1 The Status Quo and Challenges for China’s Biodiversity Protection
- 9.2.2 Challenges in Ecological Protection for Forestry
- 9.3 Forest and Biology: Following the Law of Nature and Protecting the Foundation of Human Life
- 9.3.1 Expansion of Living Space Without Preemption
- 9.3.2 Improving the Living Environment Without Pollution
- 9.3.3 Saving and Protecting Organisms from Harm
- 9.4 Progress in China’s Biodiversity Conservation and Forestry Development
- Chapter 10 Building a Robust Industrial Foundation for Green Civilization
- 10.1 The Significance of Exploring Green Industry
- 10.2 Greening of Traditional Industries
- 10.2.1 Cleaner Manufacturing for Green Industry
- 10.2.2 Waste Reutilization for Circular Economy
- 10.2.3 Energy Saving and Emissions Reduction for Low-Carbon Economy
- 10.3 Fostering Green Energy Industry
- 10.3.1 Green Mining of Coal
- 10.3.2 Green Mining of Oil
- 10.3.3 Green Transformation of Secondary Energy
- 10.3.4 Green R&D and Production of New Energy
- 10.3.5 Emissions Reduction and Waste Treatment in Energy Production
- 10.4 Promoting Eco-environmental Agriculture
- 10.4.1 Experimenting with Eco-environmental Agriculture
- 10.4.2 Two Cases of Developing Eco-environmental Agriculture in Developed Countries
- 10.4.3 Two Cases of Developing Eco-environmental Agriculture in Developing Countries
- 10.5 Green Civilization of Cultural Industry
- Chapter 11 Measuring the Levels of Green Development in 123 Countries
- 11.1 Origin and Evolution of HGDI Measurement
- 11.2 Measurement of 2018 HGDI
- 11.2.1 HGDI Indicators and Three-Level Indicator System
- 11.2.2 Countries Selected for HGDI Measurement
- 11.2.3 Approaches to Measuring HGDI
- 11.2.4 Results and Interpretation of HGDI Measurement
- 11.3 Developing Countries Need the Help of the International Community
- 11.4 Comparative Analysis for the Approaches to Measuring the Progress in Sustainable Development
- Chapter 12 The Potentialities and Contributions of the Five Major World Religions to Green Civilization
- 12.1 Perceptions of Green Civilization in Christianity
- 12.2 Norms of Green Civilization in Islam
- 12.3 The Philosophy of Green Civilization in Buddhism
- 12.4 Human-Nature Harmony Thoughts of Green Civilization in Taoism
- 12.5 Ethics of Green Civilization in Confucianism
- Chapter 13 Collaborate to Build Green Civilization with Reconciliation of Pluralistic Civilizations
- 13.1 Sustainable Development: The Common Values Shared by Pluralistic Civilizations
- 13.2 The Future of Eastern and Western Civilizations: From Conflicts to Inclusive Reconciliation
- 13.3 Communication and Inclusiveness Between Religious Civilizations
- 13.4 Dialogue Between the Chinese and American Civilizations
- 13.5 The Olympic Spirit Lightening up the Future of Green Civilization
- 13.6 Conclusion
- Epilogue
- References
- 封底
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出版社：北京师范大学出版社
出版时间：2020
作者：李晓西
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