The Urban Heat Island Effect(UHI)has now become a commonly observed phenomenon worldwide.Indeed,it has become a significant environmental effect of urbanisation.In Malaysia,research results showed that UHI effects a...The Urban Heat Island Effect(UHI)has now become a commonly observed phenomenon worldwide.Indeed,it has become a significant environmental effect of urbanisation.In Malaysia,research results showed that UHI effects are very evident in several cities such as Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya.UHI effect has long been observed to cause temperature of cities.展开更多
Growth of Chinese small towns is a continuing process of urbanization.By analyzing regional disparity and comprehensive development level of Chinese smalltowns, it is considered that town development depends mainly on...Growth of Chinese small towns is a continuing process of urbanization.By analyzing regional disparity and comprehensive development level of Chinese smalltowns, it is considered that town development depends mainly on the regional agriculture and social development level. Their spatial distribution is restricted by population distribution and regional economic development level. Chinese urbanization, justthe same as urbanization in developed countries, is a sign of socio--economic vigourand prosperity, and is not related to social and political systems. Thus, it is worth todiscuss China's anti--urbanism with abroad scholars:展开更多
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文摘The Urban Heat Island Effect(UHI)has now become a commonly observed phenomenon worldwide.Indeed,it has become a significant environmental effect of urbanisation.In Malaysia,research results showed that UHI effects are very evident in several cities such as Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya.UHI effect has long been observed to cause temperature of cities.
文摘Growth of Chinese small towns is a continuing process of urbanization.By analyzing regional disparity and comprehensive development level of Chinese smalltowns, it is considered that town development depends mainly on the regional agriculture and social development level. Their spatial distribution is restricted by population distribution and regional economic development level. Chinese urbanization, justthe same as urbanization in developed countries, is a sign of socio--economic vigourand prosperity, and is not related to social and political systems. Thus, it is worth todiscuss China's anti--urbanism with abroad scholars: