| Environmental Policy is a subject with a long history, and ever increasing global relevance. Within modern China questions of sustainable urbanization, and the environmental cost of rapid economic development are of vital importance. With this Virtual Issue, we have attempted to demonstrate the breadth of research being carried out that impacts on Environmental Policy, from the physical causes of climate change through to the human effects of land use change. Wiley-Blackwell journals and books cover these subjects in great depth, and here we are providing access to a sample of the research materials available on Climate Change, Environmental Policy and Politics, Green Economy, Land-use Change, Sustainable Development and the Urban Environment. |
