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A Third of China's Soil Is Eroded, and the Situation for Farmland Protection Is Grim
By the end of 2013, China had a total of 646.1684 million hectares of agricultural land, with a net increase of 0.0049 million hectares of farmland during the year. China's total area of soil erosion now stands at 2.9491 million square kilometers, accounting for 31.12% of the total area covered by the survey. Zhao Ye, a professor at the School of Environment of Beijing Normal University, points out
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Domestic Agricultural Product Profits Being Eroded, Imported Products Squeeze Market Space
Wan Baorui believes that the simultaneous purchasing and storage alongside imports of major agricultural products has caused excessively high policy costs; against the backdrop of consecutive years of domestic grain output growth and tight warehouse capacity, the surge in imports has further intensified the domestic difficulty of selling grain. Foreign goods entering the market while domestic goods go into storage has been a market paradox that China's bulk agricultural products have been unable to escape in recent years.
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Great Barrier Reef Increasingly Eroded: Australia Deploys Over 300 Million Yuan for Protection
The Great Barrier Reef is the world's largest and longest coral reef group, and also an ideal diving paradise for many diving enthusiasts. But regrettably, as global warming continues to intensify, seawater temperatures are also gradually rising, and in recent years more and more coral reefs of the World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef have been
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