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The International Journal of Sustainable Development and World Ecology is now in its twelfth year and has proved to be an exciting forum for understanding and advancing our knowledge of sustainable development. It is an interdisciplinary journal and has covered biological, environmental, sociological, political, geographic, economic and legal aspects of this complex area, with in-depth analysis of specific problems and overviews of the meaning of sustainable development. It aims to examine topical and important issues and so provide stimulating and, at times, controversial reading.

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Volume 15, Number 4, August 2008
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Coping with an urbanising world: interdisciplinary research towards sustainability
pp. 284-287(4)
Authors: Zhao, Jingzhu; Zhu, Yong-Guan; Shao, Guofan; Ness, David

Sustainable urban infrastructure in China: Towards a Factor 10 improvement in resource productivity through integrated infrastructure systems
pp. 288-301(14)
Author: Ness, David

The role of urbanisation in increasing atmospheric CO2 concentrations: Think globally, act locally
pp. 302-308(7)
Authors: Shao, Guofan; Qian, Tiejun; Liu, Yang; Martin, Brett

Analysis of the relationship between urbanisation and energy consumption in China
pp. 309-317(9)
Authors: Duan, Jing; Yan, Yan; Zheng, Bofu; Zhao, Jingzhu

Sustainable urban development: Policy framework for sustainable consumption and production
pp. 318-325(8)
Authors: Zhao, Jingzhu; Liu, Hongpeng; Dong, Rencai

Population growth, urban sprawl and landscape integrity of Beijing City
pp. 326-330(5)
Authors: Ma, Min; Lu, Zhaohua; Sun, Yajie

Development of a low-carbon economy in China
pp. 331-336(6)
Authors: Ding, Ding; Dai, Dongbao; Zhao, Ming

Evaluating automobile effects on the socio-economic-natural complex ecosystem in Beijing
pp. 337-344(8)
Authors: Wu, Gang; Sun, Yufei; Jia, Junsong; Yan, Yan

Contribution of motor vehicle emissions to surface ozone in urban areas: A case study in Beijing
pp. 345-349(5)
Authors: Liu, Feng; Zhu, Yongguan; Zhao, Ying

Evaluating long-term hydrological impacts of regional urbanisation in Hanyang, China, using a GIS model and remote sensing
pp. 350-356(7)
Authors: Yang, Liu; Ma, Ke-Ming; Guo, Qing-Hai; Bai, Xue

Protection and sustainable utilisation of water resources in Lake Erhai basin
pp. 357-361(5)
Authors: Yan, Changzhou; Lu, Xin; Zhao, Xiaolin

Plants in urban ecosystems: Essential role of urban forests in urban metabolism and succession toward sustainability
pp. 362-370(9)
Author: Manning, William J.

Current situation and development of Chinese urban forestry
pp. 371-377(7)
Authors: Deng, Hongbing; Song, Min; Chen, Chundi; Rong, Bingling

Evaluating land-use suitability of an industrial city in northeast China
pp. 378-382(5)
Authors: Dai, Limin; Zhao, Xiaofan; He, Hong S.; Deng, Hongbing; Yu, Dapao; Zhou, Li; Wu, Shengnan

Assessing egret ecological safety in the urban environment: A case study in Xiamen, China
pp. 383-388(6)
Authors: Lin, Tao; Xue, Xiong-zhi; Huang, Jing; Cui, Sheng-hui

Integrated ecological assessment as the basis for management of a coastal urban protected area: A case study of Xiamen, China
pp. 389-394(6)
Authors: Huang, Yun-feng; Cui, Sheng-hui; Ouyang, Zhi-yun

Consensus statement of the First Xiamen International Forum on Urban Environment: Urban environment - significant issues and research directions
pp. 395-396(2)

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