Environmental Management in China

Prof. Jing WU works at College of Environmental Science and Engineering, Nankai University. She serves as the Deputy Director of Environmental and Social Development Research Centre at Nankai University, and the Deputy Secretary General of Ecological Civilization Education Branch of China Higher Education Association. She is a Registered Environmental Impact Assessment Engineer and holds the Law Occupation Qualification Certificate. Her research interests include environmental policy, environmental law, and environmental impact assessment, with specialty in evaluating the effectiveness of environmental policies and public participation, assessing the ecological and environmental damage, and appraising the potential of unconventional energy. She has extensive experience in education and training for sustainable development and environmental management. Since 2000, she has been participating in various consulting projects supported by the World Bank. Prof. I-Shin CHANG works atSchool of Ecology and Environment, Inner Mongolia University, China. He has more than 20 years of work experience in private sector at different positions within various countries/regions, such as the USA and China. He is a multi-disciplined and cross-culturally trained Professional with practical experience in environmental science and engineering, and integrated experience on company management, business development, product sales and project, engineering and site management. His research interests include Regional Sustainable Development, Environmental Planning and Management, Environmental Assessment (EIA and SEA), Ecological Compensation Mechanisms, Cleaner Production, Low Carbon Economy, and Circular Economy.

Administrative Agencies for Environmental Management.- Environmental Planning.- Environmental Impact Assessment.- Three Synchronizations.- Emission Fee and Environmental Tax.- Liability System for Environmental Protection Objectives.- Emission Reporting and Registration System and Emission Permit System.- Centralization of Pollution Control.- Total emission cap.- Public Participation.- Environmental Information Disclosure.- The Red Line System of Ecological Protection.- Regional Linkage Mechanism of Pollution Prevention and Control.- Compensation on Ecological and Environmental Damage.- Cleaner Production.- Ecological Compensation.