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Category Archives: Environmental problems
Citizens air opinions on the Xiamen PX project
A hearing in Xiamen for the Xianglu PX project (翔鹭石化) brings out opposition voices.
Posted in Environmental problems
Tagged China Daily, civics, Lian Yue, PX, The Beijing News, Xiamen
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Carbon trading: scam or planet-saving tool?
China Dialogue, the environmental issue website that posts all articles and user comments in both English and Chinese, has published a series of articles about carbon trading: There is an introduction to the debate by Maryann Bird, an attack on … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental problems
Tagged carbon trading, environment
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Danwei FM: Interview with director of Soul Carriage
Guest contributer Erica Schlaikjer interviews Conrad Clark, director of Soul Carraige, which debuted September 25th.
Posted in Danwei FM, Environmental problems, Film
Tagged environment, film, podcast
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Danwei FM Special Edition: Responsible China
Interview with Doug Ross of CapitolEcoWatch.com, but Erica of ResponsibleChina.com
Posted in Danwei FM, Environmental problems
Tagged environment
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Stephen Colbert and the Chinese goats
Evan Osnos is the Beijing bureau chief of the Chicago Tribune. He recently won the Asia Society’s Osborn Elliott Prize for distibguished journalism for a series of articles about China’s Great Grab, subtitled ‘how China’s exploding appetite for natural resources … Continue reading
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Just how bad is the air in Beijing?
The Beijing Government sends an SMS thanking residents for a job well-done. But did the traffic restrictions really do anything?
Posted in Beijing, Environmental problems
Tagged air quality, Beijing Air
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Hot air from WHO
From The Daily Telegraph: Olympics spectators warned over air in Beijing High levels of air pollution in Beijing could damage the health of many spectators at next years Olympic Games, a leading World Health Organisation expert has warned. Dr Michal … Continue reading
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Beijing, Environmental problems
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Rural smoke envelops Beijing
Farmers burn the stalks left behind after the first harvest. City residents get upset.
Posted in Beijing, Environmental problems, Newspapers, Trends and Buzz
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Cooler living
China Dialogue, the bilingual website that aims to encourage discussion about the environment in China and abroad, has a new project called Cooler Living. It’s an internet forum specifically aimed at younger readers. As with all the other content on … Continue reading
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