الأمن البيئي في القارة الآسيوية : الصين نموذجا

Abstract EN

The Asian continent faced many environmental challenges that affected its trends at the regional and international levels, as it has a large population in the world that exceeds one billion people, and we find that the increase of the population le led to a significant increase in the demand for food, and therefore it is more vulnerable to climate changes and environmental disasters of all kinds.

The People's Republic of China is the largest source of greenhouse gases and mercury in the world, threatening the health of the Chinese people in particular, the Asian continent and the world in general, and this is due to China's interest in its economy in the first place and ignoring the need to pay attention to land quality, land safety and water purity, and this study came to discuss the issue of environmental security in the Asian continent, "China as an example." The study confirmed that China can rely on solar energy instead of coal-based energy, especially if we take into account that coal is considered one of the main causes of smog in China