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    The document discusses rural development in China, which involves enhancing economic, social, and environmental well-being for rural communities. While China has made progress in rural economic development, it still faces challenges such as high energy costs, resource constraints, pollution, and biodiversity loss that threaten sustainable rural development.

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    The document discusses rural development in China, which involves enhancing economic, social, and environmental well-being for rural communities. While China has made progress in rural economic development, it still faces challenges such as high energy costs, resource constraints, pollution, and biodiversity loss that threaten sustainable rural development.

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    NAMA : MUHAMMAD IQBAL

    NIM : 21540141020
    TANGGAL : 11 MEI 2022

    Rural development is the process of improving ( enhancing ) the well-being and life quality of
    rural people. In additional ( extra ) to the traditional economic development, it also involves
    ( implicate ) social and environmental development. In recent years, China has made great
    progress in terms of the economic development of rural areas . The living standards of the rural
    community have improved ( enhanced ) greatly. However ( nevertheless ), China also faces
    many economic, social and especially environmental challenges to making rural areas more
    sustainable and liveable, such as high cost of developing new energy, the presser to increase
    ( upgrade ) energy conservation, an increasingly ageing population, environmental burdens,
    natural resource constraints and other related issues. For example ( instance ) , the
    industrialization and modernization of the rural areas still largely depended on the consumption
    of the traditional fossil fuels, which contributes to the climate change. Furthermore ( even
    more ), as industrialization, urbanization and agricultural modernization continue, the rural
    places are often faced by biodiversity loss, air and water pollution issues. These issues pose
    adverse risks to natural environment and local community development, eroding ( scrape ) the
    natural and human capital upon which rural future development depends.

    Rural development is the process of enhancing the well-being and life quality of rural people. In
    extra to the traditional economic development, it also implicate social and environmental
    development. In recent years, China has made great progress in terms of the economic
    development of rural areas . The living standards of the rural community have enhanced greatly.
    Nevertheless, China also faces many economic, social and especially environmental challenges
    to making rural areas more sustainable and liveable, such as high cost of developing new energy,
    the presser to upgrade energy conservation, an increasingly ageing population, environmental
    burdens, natural resource constraints and other related issues. instance, the industrialization and
    modernization of the rural areas still largely depended on the consumption of the traditional
    fossil fuels, which contributes to the climate change. Even more, as industrialization,
    urbanization and agricultural modernization continue, the rural places are often faced by
    biodiversity loss, air and water pollution issues. These issues pose adverse risks to natural
    environment and local community development, scrape the natural and human capital upon
    which rural future development depends.
    Rural development is the process of enhancing the well-being and life quality of rural people. In
    extra to the traditional economic development, it also implicate social and environmental
    development. In recent years, China has made great progress in terms of the economic
    development of rural areas . The living standards of the rural community have enhanced greatly.
    Nevertheless, China also faces many economic, social and especially environmental challenges
    to making rural areas more sustainable and liveable, such as high cost of developing new energy,
    the presser to upgrade energy conservation, an increasingly ageing population, environmental
    burdens, natural resource constraints and other related issues. instance, the industrialization and
    modernization of the rural areas still largely depended on the consumption of the traditional
    fossil fuels, which contributes to the climate change. Even more, as industrialization,
    urbanization and agricultural modernization continue, the rural places are often faced by
    biodiversity loss, air and water pollution issues. These issues pose adverse risks to natural
    environment and local community development, scrape the natural and human capital upon
    which rural future development depends.

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