Green economy in China

Green economy today represents a new development frontier in the actual economic landscape. It means do better, with less. It means expand possibilities during an economic recession but also assuring a sustainable development without curbing the growth economic rates.
Recently, different countries such as China, have provided a renewed interest in the green economy approach. Featuring the implementation of state-of-the-art technology, China has reached a privileged position within the sector. The entire country, which present a massive rising growth rate, still retains a high controversial environment decling and thereby it shows an urgent and indispensable need of change.
The Tianjin Binhai New Area (TBNA) and Tianjin Economic-Technological Develompent Area (TEDA) represent the new China will to explore, to experiment, to make experiences and to form a new awarness in the present-future economy.
The correct receipt for a green economy is still unknown, but the Sino-Singapore Tianjin eco-city is already a reality from which we cannot escape.

This thesis shows the differences between a theoretical and a practical approach of the green economy. Through a specific focus on the chinese approach, it presents and analyze the main factors that could constitute pilot drivers toward the new economic paradigm. It explains that the necessity of having both demand and offer green sides, is one of the most relevant challenge that is needed to solve not only in China.
Does the actual dominant economic paradigm necessarily need to be reviewed?