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Preface; Contents; Foreword; List of Figures; List of Tables; Chapter 1: Ecological Capacity Profile and Adaptation; 1.1 The Spatial Distribution of Resources; 1.2 Climate Capacity; 1.3 Climate Migration; 1.4 Allowing Nature to Take Its Course; Chapter 2: The Development Paradigm of Ecological Civilization; 2.1 Criticism on Industrial Civilization; 2.2 The Origin of Ecological Civilization; 2.3 The Connotations of Ecological Civilisation; 2.4 The Orientation of Ecological Civilization; 2.5 Negation to Industrial Civilization?; 2.6 Ecological Civilization Construction
Chapter 3: Sustainable Industrialization3.1 The Industrialization Process; 3.2 Different Stages of Industrialization; 3.3 The Room for Scale Expansion; 3.4 The Paradigm Transition of Pollution Governance; Chapter 4: Harmonious Urbanization; 4.1 The Urbanization Process; 4.1.1 The Duality of China's Urbanization; 4.1.2 The Connotations of Harmonious Urbanization; 4.1.3 The Transformation of Urbanization; 4.2 Sustainable and Livable Cities; 4.3 Granting Rural Migrant Workers Full Access to Urban Social Services; 4.3.1 Who Needs to Be Given the Equal Rights and Interests as Urban Residents?
4.3.2 Objective Understanding About Benefits4.3.3 Scientifically Analyzing the Cost; 4.3.4 Breakup the Vested Interests; 4.4 Urban Planning; 4.5 Coordinated, Balanced, and Harmonious Development: A Case Study of the Yanjiao Town; Chapter 5: Resource Nexus and Ecological Security; 5.1 Resource Nexus; 5.1.1 Global Significance of China's Resource Nexus Security; 5.2 Identification of the Ecological Function; 5.3 Ecological Restoration of Cropland; 5.4 Wooden Barrel Effect; 5.5 Ecological Security; Chapter 6: Low-Carbon Energy Transformation; 6.1 Energy Consumption Patterns; 6.2 Energy Demand
6.3 Energy Revolution6.4 The Transformation Practice; 6.5 Transformation Strategy; Chapter 7: Sustainable Steady-State Economy; 7.1 The Trend and Drivers of Economic Growth; 7.2 The Triple Constraints on Extensive Growth; 7.3 Ecological Growth; 7.4 Steady-State Economy; Chapter 8: Consumption Choice of Ecological Civilization; 8.1 The Natural Attributes of Consumption Choice; 8.2 The Consumption Value Orientation for Ecological Justice; 8.3 The Eco-friendly Rational Consumption; 8.4 The Policies for Ecological Civilization Consumption; Chapter 9: Ecological Institution Innovation
9.1 Motivations for Institutional Innovation9.2 System of Ecological Boundary Lines; 9.3 Ecological Compensation Mechanism; 9.3.1 Ecological Asset with Natural Increment; 9.3.2 Nonrenewable Resources; 9.4 Ecological Governance; 9.5 Ecological Legislation; Chapter 10: Outlook on the New Era of Ecological Civilization; 10.1 Ecological Prosperity; 10.2 Steady-State Economy; 10.3 Transformation Challenges; 10.4 Early Practices; Epilogue; Index
Chapter 3: Sustainable Industrialization3.1 The Industrialization Process; 3.2 Different Stages of Industrialization; 3.3 The Room for Scale Expansion; 3.4 The Paradigm Transition of Pollution Governance; Chapter 4: Harmonious Urbanization; 4.1 The Urbanization Process; 4.1.1 The Duality of China's Urbanization; 4.1.2 The Connotations of Harmonious Urbanization; 4.1.3 The Transformation of Urbanization; 4.2 Sustainable and Livable Cities; 4.3 Granting Rural Migrant Workers Full Access to Urban Social Services; 4.3.1 Who Needs to Be Given the Equal Rights and Interests as Urban Residents?
4.3.2 Objective Understanding About Benefits4.3.3 Scientifically Analyzing the Cost; 4.3.4 Breakup the Vested Interests; 4.4 Urban Planning; 4.5 Coordinated, Balanced, and Harmonious Development: A Case Study of the Yanjiao Town; Chapter 5: Resource Nexus and Ecological Security; 5.1 Resource Nexus; 5.1.1 Global Significance of China's Resource Nexus Security; 5.2 Identification of the Ecological Function; 5.3 Ecological Restoration of Cropland; 5.4 Wooden Barrel Effect; 5.5 Ecological Security; Chapter 6: Low-Carbon Energy Transformation; 6.1 Energy Consumption Patterns; 6.2 Energy Demand
6.3 Energy Revolution6.4 The Transformation Practice; 6.5 Transformation Strategy; Chapter 7: Sustainable Steady-State Economy; 7.1 The Trend and Drivers of Economic Growth; 7.2 The Triple Constraints on Extensive Growth; 7.3 Ecological Growth; 7.4 Steady-State Economy; Chapter 8: Consumption Choice of Ecological Civilization; 8.1 The Natural Attributes of Consumption Choice; 8.2 The Consumption Value Orientation for Ecological Justice; 8.3 The Eco-friendly Rational Consumption; 8.4 The Policies for Ecological Civilization Consumption; Chapter 9: Ecological Institution Innovation
9.1 Motivations for Institutional Innovation9.2 System of Ecological Boundary Lines; 9.3 Ecological Compensation Mechanism; 9.3.1 Ecological Asset with Natural Increment; 9.3.2 Nonrenewable Resources; 9.4 Ecological Governance; 9.5 Ecological Legislation; Chapter 10: Outlook on the New Era of Ecological Civilization; 10.1 Ecological Prosperity; 10.2 Steady-State Economy; 10.3 Transformation Challenges; 10.4 Early Practices; Epilogue; Index