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Research on the circular economy development of Henan province

Qu Jing

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The basic status, obstacles and problems in developing the circular economy in Henan Province were studied from the unique perspective of ecological civilization. Recommendations and countermeasures of promoting the construction of ecological civilization while developing the circular economy vigorously in Henan province were brought up.

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The basic status, obstacles and problems in developing the circular economy in Henan Province were studied from the unique perspective of ecological civilization. Recommendations and countermeasures of promoting the construction of ecological civilization while developing the circular economy vigorously in Henan province were brought up.

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The basic status, obstacles and problems in developing the circular economy in Henan Province were studied from the unique perspective of ecological civilization. Recommendations and countermeasures of promoting the construction of ecological civilization while developing the circular economy vigorously in Henan province were brought up.

Key concepts: Circular economy, Ecological civilization, Civilization, Perspective (graphical), Economy, Economic system, Geography, Business

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