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Environmental Change as a Source of Conflict and Economic Losses in China and Imminent Political Conflicts Arising from China's Environmental Crises

Authors
Vaclav Smil and Jack A. Goldstone
Project
Environmental Change and Acute Conflict
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American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Environmental Change as a Source of Conflict and Economic Losses in China and Imminent Political Conflicts Arising from China's Environmental Crises Environmental Change as a Source of Conflict and Economic Losses in China and Imminent Political Conflicts Arising from China's Environmental Crises

Authors:
Vaclav Smil; Jack A. Goldstone (1992)

A report of the Project on Environmental Change and Acute Conflict

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Environmental Change and Acute Conflict

This project investigated how environmental degradation and depletion of natural resources might contribute to social strife and conflict in many parts of the world.

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George William Rathjens, Jeffrey Boutwell, and Thomas F. Homer-Dixon