Abstract
The last 20 years have been the fastest economic developing period of China, and China has made great economic achievements through undertaking international industrial transfer. However, undertaking international industrial transfer has brought about severe environmental problems to China and the process of undertaking international industry transfer is also a process of undertaking international transfer of natural resource consumption and environmental pollution. Nowadays, China has the heaviest ecological burden and highest environmental risk in the world, and is gradually losing international competitive advantages among traditional industries. China is facing unprecedented pressure of economic transformation. Besides the advantages like huge domestic demands and abundant civil capital, China faces more challenges in its green economy development. First, China is still in the middle of industrialization and urbanization processes, hence the huge demands for traditional industries will only last 10–15...
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