Increased environmental degradation in China

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China's poor environmental situation will continue to cause great socioeconomic loss, increase the nation's health costs, cause more frequent and damaging natural disasters, and increase social inequities. Moreover, the country's explosive economic growth has drained much of the country's natural resources. Going forward the country must take the condition of its environment into consideration otherwise rising health concerns and an onslaught of environmental refugees may create great social unrest and major disruptions to the country's progress as a world economic power.
Having the world's largest population and fastest-growing economy means that China's actions heavily affect the rest of the world. China’s achievement of developed-world consumption standards will approximately double the world’s human resource use and environmental impact. Therefore China's continued economic growth and consumption activities will become a primary concern for the rest of the world. It is possible that international organizations may try to impose sanctions on China's development activities as these activities start to really impact the environment of neighboring countries.

1998 - China signs the Kyoto Protocol.[7]
2005 - Kyoto Protocol went into effect.
2007 - China unveiled a 62-page climate change plan and promised to put climate change at the center of its energy policy and insisted that developed countries had an “unshirkable responsibility” to take the lead on cutting greenhouse gas emissions and that the principle of "common but differentiated responsibility", as agreed up in the UNFCCC, should be applied. [6]
2008 - China surpassed the United States as the biggest emitter in the world of CO2 from power generation.[5]
2012 - The first phase of Kyoto's implementation which runs through 2012.
2020-2025 - Some scholars in environmental studies believe that China may need to deal with 20 to 30 million environmental refugees every year by the year 2020 or 2025. [8]

"Chinese Pollution Problems by Rapid Growth" created by Skparkb on 17-11-2005
Renamed "Increased environmental degradation" and updated by Johanna Little 18-09-2009