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Top: Urban Development related Article related Legislation related Technology Research related Links related Organization related Others AllCurrent 8 Record(s): New progress in the study of the resources-dependent cities and towns in the Western countries Category: Regional Planning and Development Vol.15(2000), No.3 Land use /cover change and environmental security in SHENZHEN region Category: Urban-Rural Development Vol.14(1999), No.4 A theoretical analysis of statistical relationship between urbanization and economic development Category: Urban-Rural Development Vol.14(1999), No.4 Study on phenomena and mechanism of land use/cover change in Beijing Category: Urban-Rural Development Analysis on land use dynamics of Shenzhen Category: Land Use and Conservation Vol.15(2000), No.2 THE CLIMATE SUITABILITY OF TOURISM AT THE COASTLINE DESTINATIONS OF CHINA Category: Urban-Rural Development Vol.13(1998), No.4 The carrying capacity of municipal water environment and its case study Category: Urban-Rural Development Vol.14(1999), No.1 Study on the optimization of coal-ming cities of Datong for the sustainable development Category: Urban-Rural Development Vol.13(1998), No.1 - Air Pollution - Pollution from Energy - Transportation - Climate/Weather - Energy - Economy & Environment - Agriculture - Sustainable Agriculture - Industry - Urban Development - Waste Management - Ecological Systems - Ecological Construction - Land Resources - Resource Conservation - Disasters - Disasters Reduction - Biodiversity - Endangered Species - Tourism - Water Pollution - Water Conservation - Environment Protection - Environment Management - Sustainable Development - Population - Public Health - Science/Technology Public Sanitation/Health Greening cities Water Use Energy Use Urban Construction Municipal Waste Income and Saving Housing in Urban Area Refine Condtions: Region: All Regions Province and Main City   - Beijing   - Shanxi   - Guangdong Source: All Sources