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Chart - Agricultural and Non-Agricultural Population in Provincial Capitals
The city of Fuzhou (the capital of Fujian province), for instance, has a total population of 5.75 million. However, it would be a ...
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China Olympics 2008 dumping illegal unsustainable timber USA furniture EU plywood finance subsidies import export Beijing Fujian CO2 Carbon Offset plantations
Olympics 2008 dumping illegal unsustainable timber USA furniture EU plywood finance subsidies import export Beijing Fujian CO2 Carbon Offset plantations China Sum of exports during the twelve months upto and ... More rapid and effective leverage might be gained by persuading the handful of clans from Fujian Province (which some say exert a very powerful influence over China's timber imports) to ...
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China crude oil imports Africa Sudan Chad PetroChina genocide climate change intellectual property Sinopec CNOOC Petronas Malaysia Asia Pulp and Paper
Rimbunan Hijau group which has close links to Fujian Province). This damages Malaysia's public image. China is the destination for most of Sudan's ...
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The South Chinese Tiger -- Panthera tigris amoyensis
Guangdong, Hunan and Fujian Provinces of South China. Then, in 1994, poachers shot the last-known wild South Chinese tiger in Hunan province. During the above studies no tigers ... , a somewhat questionable source. Forthcoming information has included: The sound of a roar reported Jiangxi Province. A claw taken by officials at Sichuan's Fobao forest. It has been suggested this ...
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Tiger Colours -- The maltese or blue tiger.
September of 1910 saw Caldwell in the Fujian Province and watching a goat. A tiger was pointed out, but ... sightings have been claimed of bluish-toned tigers, particularly in the Fujian Province. This site has personally had one report from the son ... conclude is that maltese tigers were of the South Chinese subspecies. Fujian Province is the area most famed for the blue colouring and ...
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MUTANT BIG CATS
Blue tigers have been sporadically reported in the mountains of the Fujian province in China. It is described as maltese (bluish-grey or slate-blue) with white patches ... Korea and Siberia and has produced white tigers. The South China tiger whose range covers Fujian province (near Taiwan) has not produced white tigers though the historic ranges of the Amur and ...
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(9/15/97) China Hooked On Smokes
R.J. Reynolds in Xiamen, Fujian province in southern China, and another with Rothman's in Jinan, Shangdong province. Experts say tobacco's inroads into Eastern Europe, where state ...
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CITIES AND TOWNS and ARCHITECTURE, Stock Photography, Photos Photos, Photographs, MASTER PAGE by Wernher Krutein and PHOTOVAULT®å
Nam China Kwangsi / Zhuangzu Province . . . Hainan Province. . . Zhejiang / Chekiang Province . . . Anhwei / Anhui Province. . . Beijing / Peking Municipality . . . Great Wall . . . Shensi / Shaanxi Province . . . Fukien / Fujian Province . . . Hong Kong . . . Kiangsu / Jiangsu Province . . . Jiangxi / Kiangsi Province . . . Kwangtung / Guangdong Province . . . Shanghai Municipality . . . Taiwan ...
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Green Home Building: Tulou Chinese Architecture
Tulou are traditional communal residences in the Fujian province of Southern China , often of a circular configuration surrounding a central shrine. Some of these ... in winter and cool in summer. There are more than 20,000 tulou in southern Fujian , and these were designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2008 as “exceptional examples ...
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Table - Increase, Decrease & Net-Change of Cultivated Land by Province, 1988-95
Land Increase, Decrease and Net-Change of Cultivated Land in China by Province, 1988 - 1995 Cultivated land beginning of 1988 Total increases Total decreases ... 49,838 139,798 3,778,903 -89,960 -2.33 Fujian 1,564,695 19,563 43,129 1,541,129 -23,566 ... ) and Sichuan (151 thousand hectares). With over 360 thousand hectares the province of Shaanxi had the largest net-loss of cultivated land. Its ...
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