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Tag Archives: water
Panic buying of water in Liuzhou – a report from the ground
BBC News — 26 January 2012: River pollution sparks panic water buying in China city Ken Fletcher is a British resident of Liuzhou in Guangxi Province where the panic buying is taking place. He sent this report to Danwei on January 27. … Continue reading
Posted in Consumer Culture, Health and Medicine, Wildlife, Nature and the Environment
Tagged Cadmium, Danwei.com, environment, Liuzhou, mining, water
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Bringing the Bohai Sea to Xinjiang
A conference proposes routing seawater from Bohai Gulf to Xinjiang to fight desertification.
Posted in Environmental problems
Tagged Bohai, engineering, water, Xinjiang
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Water in Hubei
Three stories about water in today’s Chutian Metropolis Daily.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chutian Metropolis Daily, drowning, flooding, water
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Messing around with public hearings
A public hearing on the price of water had ringers in the consumer delegation. Journalist Teng Yun argues that even conducted above-board, hearings are still useless.
The importance of an ATM thief’s retrial
Midi cancelled; Xu Ting’s retrial; BOCOG vs. Australia; Beijing’s reservoirs; Old Beijing buildings; music design
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged BOCOG, MIDI, movies, Olympic torch relay, water
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Minting money without a license
Tencent hits quarterly targets with virtual currency; water woes on the western border; Taiwan elections; a journalist’s odyssey in Lanzhou; Xinjiang riots.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged elections, Kazakhstan, Tencent, Tibet, virtual currency, water, Xinjiang
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Danwei Picks: more foreign film shenanigans
‘Shanghai’ blocked from filming; Suez tries to collect fees for its water utility; more on Edison Chen; Olympic architecture is awesome. And Taoist hell.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged architecture, Edison Chen, hell, Olympics, water
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Danwei Picks: 2007-12-21
SCMP gets bought out, Washington Monthly looks at Yangtze River water use, and Southern Weekly goes behind the scenes of the PX public hearings.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged conservation, Hong Kong, PX, SCMP, translation, water, Xiamen
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The right to drink water
South Wind View (南风窗) for 1 December, 2007, features stories on water usage, political reform, and color revolutions.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged South Wind View, water, Window of the South, Xiong Peiyun
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Beijing’s not going anywhere (2)
Moving the capital away from Beijing may be better than the South-to-North Water Diversion Project (南水北调), or it may not.
Posted in Beijing
Tagged Black and White Cat, environment, water
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