英文摘要 |
Since the end of the industrial revolution in the end of the 18th century, human activity has caused the density of greenhouse gases in the stratosphere to increase and bring about the effect of global climate warming.Due to its comprehensive and potentially uncorrectable effects, climate change is considered to one of the most challenging global issues human beings facing today. In recent years there has been an increasing focus on security in policy disussions of climate change. In the US and Europe it has become the accepted wisdom that climate change and national security are linked. One major exception to this trend has been China. While there are advocates in China who argue that climate change is a national security problem, the Chinese government has not adopted this position. However, for an economically resurgent China, Climatic change has spelled disaster in terms of economic development (which includes water and food crisis, as well as changing weather patterns)and its diplomatic relations with neighbors. It seems that China is consciously aware of the problem, and is taking serious steps both domestically and internationally to mitigate the impact of climate change. But, there are still many difficulties ahead which it must not overlook. |