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Percentage of Distribution of Various Energy Resouces Based on the National

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File poercentage_distribution_of_various_energy_resources_based_on_the_national_scale.xlsx

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http://www.chinabaike.com/article/316/327/2007/2007022259664.html

The potential and current hydro power amount in China's top three provinces and the overall

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http://www.5ykj.com/shti/dili/41802.htm

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The potential and current hydro power amount in China's top three provinces and the overall

For the bar graph on the left:

The left represent the Hubei Province

The Middle bar is the Sichuan Province

The right bar is the Xizang Autonomous Region

The uncolored bar is the percent of the Water Resource Storage based on the National Storage Amount

The Colored Bar is the Percentage of Electricity generated using HydroEnergy based on the National Storage Amount

For the Map on the right: From top to bottom:

Extremely Scarce

Fairly Scarce

Fairly Abundant

Extremely Abundant

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Solar Energy Capacity throughout China

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http://www.21cma.net/thread-8789-1-1.html

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Solar Energy Capacity throughout China

The units are measured in Trillion Joules per Meter^2 per year

The legend scaleis translated in English, so please refer yourself to the right.

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distribution of the major potential biofuel crops in china

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http://www.tese.me/html/guojiatese/jingjitese/jingjixiaofei/2009/0915/31299.html

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distribution of the major potential biofuel crops in china

Luckily, the legend is color coded, and this makes my job so much easier.

the red are the areas filled with sugarcane residue

the green are th emajor rice huck production places

the yellow are the main production places for corn cobs

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China's development progress and potential based on the number of publically accessible cities and amount of nonrenewable resources

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http://hlx0210.blog.163.com/blog/static/12676504320101127101934700/

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China's development progress and potential based on the number of publically accessible cities and amount of nonrenewable resources

Like my other maps, I did not make editions directly on the map because it is difficult to make adjustments on the already created images that have already been so beautifully created and I can explain the symbols and all just as well on here. So here it goes...the legends:

The solid dot represents the publically accessible cities

the striped box represents publically accessible regions

the dark box represents the storage of coal

the tall dark box placed vertically represent the storage of fossil fuel

the dotted line means the railroad

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Distribution of Agricultural crops in China

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http://www.chinabaike.com/article/316/327/2007/2007022054293.html

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Distribution of Agricultural crops in China

Since the image is in Chinese, I believe that I keep it to its originality because I'm afraid that editing it will mess up with the intricate pictorial details that are currently present. Instead, I will provide a detailed explanation to the different legends in here:

Both legend scales(the horizontal line strip and the Piesces symbol) on the top role indicate the Rice Paddy Distribution

Both scales on the middle row (the vertical line and the t symbol) indicate Wheat Distribution

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Three Gorges Dam Is Said to Hurt Areas Downstream

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EDWARD WONG
Three Gorges Dam Is Said to Hurt Areas Downstream
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CHONGQING, China — A Chinese official says the planners of the Three Gorges Dam failed to properly gauge its effects on lakes and other bodies of water downstream, according to a report on Thursday in Shanghai Daily, an English-language newspaper.

China Daily/Reuters

Levels are dropping at Poyang, one of the two largest freshwater lakes in China, and an official said the dam was partly to blame.

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nytimes.com

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China confronts raft of problems at Three Gorges

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SHANGHAI – China is acknowledging serious troubles with its showcase Three Gorges Dam project, citing an urgent need to curb pollution and do a better job with relocations and disaster management related to the world's biggest hydroelectric project.

A government statement released Thursday outlines a blueprint for a cleaner, safer and more sustainable future for the Three Gorges, a scenic section of the Yangtze River that was dammed to create a 410-mile (660-kilometer) -long reservoir.

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yahoo.com

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