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Tag Archives: pollution
Man fired for having a birthmark on his head in Shenzhen
New Express: the mayors in Guangdong swam across Zhujiang yesterday, as a way to show the accomplishment of the government in clearing up the once heavily-polluted river.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged New Express, pollution, swimming, Zhu Jiang
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Plastic packaging for paperbacks
Buyers of new books like the comfort of knowing that no one has flipped through their book before. Plastic wraps provide that comfort.
Beijing traffic: it’s back
The first day of bad traffic in Beijing after Olympic restrictions ended on the weekend.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Beijing, cars, Olympics, pollution, traffic control
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Chaoyang District apologizes for stink after another “stroll”
The Beijing News (新京报): In a news conference, Yin Xiufeng apologized to Gao’antun residents for the stench coming out of a dump site.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing, Chaoyang, landfill, pollution, The Beijing News
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Pollution wussies go quiet
Air pollution in Beijing: it’s not killing the athletes.
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
Tagged air quality, environment, Olympics, pollution
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Coping with pollution on China’s coast
Coastal pollution and pomegranates; remembering the past; Confucianism vs. democracy; quake lake to burst.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged Confucianism, earthquake, pollution
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Glasses-gate and other earthquake scandals
Posturing in the quake relief effort; a guide to handling disabled people; combatting pollution; flood evac.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged disabilities, earthquake, floods, pollution
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Leaving the sea behind
Fishermen leaving the shore; Prank definitions for chengguan; ethnic prejudice vs. Tibetans; India vs. China in Africa; Terminal 3 is big, says Imagethief.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged chengguan, fishing, pollution, Tibet
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Danwei Picks: Reporting the NPC
Pollution from solar energy; the Nu River dam; Danone vs. Wahaha cont’d; the story of George Hogg;
Beijing air ‘moderate’
After a few lung-crunching days of awful air quality, Beijing’s pollution level is now at a level termed ‘moderate’, with a down town Air Pollution Index number of 72. Strong winds seem to have blown the gunk away. See this … Continue reading
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Tagged air quality, Beijing, environment, pollution
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