Welcome to Conservation Psychology.

“China’s Impact on Global Warming” 

 

This blog was set up in Fall 2014 as a requirement of a module titled, "HP331 - Conservation Psychology". Conservation Psychology involves the study of conservation issues in the world and how humans engage or do not engage in such behaviors and possible underlying reasons behind it. The blogger would like to warmly welcome you to this blog and he hopes to give you more insight into conservation psychology. In addition to that, the blogger gives some of his tips on how YOU the reader can contribute in the fight against Global Warming.

This blog is titled “China’s Impact on Global Warming” as this blog will investigate China’s affect on Global Warming and how it affects Southeast Asia, specifically Singapore. The blogger hopes this blog will be educational and informative in nature.

Table of Contents

1.  Cause/Effect/Solution/Challenge of China’s affect on Global warming
2. Statistics to demonstrate China’s affect relative to other countries
3. China’s impact on SEA
4. Theories in Conservation Psychology
5. Relevant & Miscellaneous Articles

 

To have some insight of what happened at the recent UN Climate Summit 2014 :

 

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