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Category Archives: Environmental problems
What the citizens know: oil spills, environmental disasters
Clean up worker drowning in the the Dalian oil spill This opinion piece is by Zhenni Zhang, who is studying environmental policy for her Master’s in Environmental Management student at Duke University. If they know the truth, they can do … Continue reading
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Blue skies over Beijing
Blue skies return to the capital after a week of smog and soupy air.
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Tagged @altcat, #crazybad, air quality, Beijing, environment, pollution
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The air in Beijing: 2010 and 2006
AP reports:
Pollution in Beijing was so bad Friday the U.S. Embassy, which has been independently monitoring air quality, ran out of conventional adjectives to describe it, at one point saying it was “crazy bad.”
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Tagged @altcat, air pollution, Beiing, environment, MEP
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Bringing the Bohai Sea to Xinjiang
A conference proposes routing seawater from Bohai Gulf to Xinjiang to fight desertification.
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Tagged Bohai, engineering, water, Xinjiang
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Asbestos in China – Who cares?
Why doesn’t anyone worry about the risks of asbestos in China?
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Solar power strictly forbidden
The Southern Metropolis Daily reports on a beautification process that involves making flat roofs slopy, thus the solar panels on top are forcibly removed.
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Tagged beautification, hot water, scenery, Shijiazhuang, solar power, Southern Metropolis Daily
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World Wide Fund for Nature and Earth Hour
Lights off for one hour starting from 8:30pm, this Saturday.
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Tagged earth hour, energy conservation, Scott Sykes, WWF
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NIMBY protest hits Chengdu
Protests against a PetroChina plant in Chengdu.
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Tagged Chengdu, environment, maglev, NIMBY, PetroChina, protests, PX
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Choking in Beijing – API hits 500 today
Looking southeast towards Changping District and downtown Beijing from Hebei Yesterday Danwei relayed reports that Beijing’s air quality was the worst so far this year, but the air is even worse today. According to the State Environment Protection Agency (SEPA), … Continue reading
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Tagged air quality, environment, environmental protection, Olympics, pollution
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Danwei FM: Interview with Caroline Campbell
Interview with Caroline Campbell, creative director and co-producer of the Green Dragon Media Project.
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Tagged construction, environment, environmental protection
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