In March 1988 the government of Xiamen budgeted ten million yuan a year, for two years in a row, with only one goal: to clean up the lake that the city found itself in the middle, black and smelly. It was about a tenth of what the municipality then invested in public works. To convene the meeting [...] The article Xiamen, Lake Yundang and planning as a method of government comes from Eco from the cities.
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In March 1988 the government of Xiamen budgeted ten million yuan a year, for two years in a row, with only one goal: to clean up the lake that the city found itself in the middle, black and smelly. It was about a tenth of what the municipality then invested in public works. To convene the meeting [...] The article Xiamen, Lake Yundang and planning as a method of government comes from Eco from the cities.