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The economy and society development of China have had great achievements in the four decades of Reform and Opening up. In the influence of long-term extensive way in development, the restrictions of national conditions of large population, less resources and limited environment carrying capacity are to emerge increasingly.
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Yu, M. (2020). Modernization of Environmental Governance from 3D-Path Respective. In: Men, H. (eds) Report of Strategic Studies in China (2018). Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-9286-3_7
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