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Category Archives: Disaster Relief
Quake relief and volunteering opportunities
Two expatriate run quake relief projects worth considering.
Posted in Disaster Relief
Tagged AIDS, disaster relief, earthquake, Sichuan
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Preserving the Premier’s chalk marks
Wen Jiabao writes 多难兴邦 on a blackboard in Beichuan. It is to be preserved as a cultural relic.
Posted in Disaster Relief
Tagged Beichuan, earthquakes, Wen Jiabao
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A native Burmese account of the cyclone aftermath
An eye witness account of disaster relief in Myanmar / Burma.
Posted in Disaster Relief
Tagged Burma, cyclone, disaster relief, Myanmar
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Earthquake update
A roundup of news about the Sichuan earthquake and the aftershocks on May 25.
Posted in Disaster Relief
Tagged disaster relief, earthquake, Sichuan, Wen Jiabao, Wenchuan
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Compassion, logistics, and nerves begin to fray in Chengdu
A report on the earthquake relief effort as exhaustion sets in.
Posted in Disaster Relief, Guest Contributor
Tagged disaster relief, earthquake, Janek Zdzarski, Pete Sweeney, Sichuan, Wenchuan
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Why commemorate the Tangshan earthquake?
SF writer and Xinhua journalist Han Song asks how we know that the Tangshan Earthquake really happened.
Posted in Disaster Relief, Internet, Trends and Buzz
Tagged @altcat, @classic, conspiracy, disasters, Han Song, Tangshan
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