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CHINA'S ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS

Since China started economic reforms in 1978, the country's GDP has expanded faster than 10% a year. But China's single minded focus on economic growth has come with a price. China's environment is one of the most polluted in the world. Two-thirds of China's cities do not have clean water to drink. China has overtaken the U.S. as the world's largest emitter of greenhouse gases. Only 1% of China’s urban population of 560 million now breathes air considered safe by the EU.

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China’s 2008 Environmental Scorecardmore

Caijing has put together a short article summarizing some of the progress that China has achieved in the past year.

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China has selected hundreds of projects for its Golden Sun initiative to subsidize solar power plant installations...

Over 80% Of China's Sea Areas Suffer From Pollutionmore

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Use of plastic shopping bags in China has dropped 50 percent since the government required stores to charge customers...

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Explosive growth in the demand for wind power has created a global waiting list for wind turbines. Chinese turbine...

China tells rich nations to change lifestylemore

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said rich nations must abandon their "unsustainable lifestyle" to fight global...

Official: China pollution remains "very serious"more

BEIJING -- A senior China environmental official says the country's pollution situation "remains very...

What China Can Learn From Japan On Cleaning Up The Environment more

Japan’s experience provides an excellent road map for anyone who wants to gauge how China can deal with its...

China Slows Emissions Growth Faster Than Expected - The New York Times...more

The International Energy Agency decreased its estimate for greenhouse gas emissions produced by 2020, attributing the...

Hong Kong Girl Wins Prize for the Best Paintingmore

Fourteen-year-old Tin Chi Ting Coco from Hong Kong has been named the winner of the 19th International Children’s...

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Are fears of a green-tech race with China to rival Cold War military industrialism unfounded? Or should we be worried...

China’s green leap forward?more

Every environmental movement has its ideas people, and Yu Xiaogang is among the emerging John Muirs of China.

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China has finally put some numbers to its climate plans, a significant move in the multidimensional elaborate game of...

Mass. firm to produce solar panels in Chinamore

Evergreen Solar Inc., a solar panel manufacturer with a factory in Devens, is teaming up with a Chinese company to...

China Takes Tiny Steps on Climate Changemore

U.S. and China both pledged to slow the growth of carbon pollution in advance of Copenhagen China says that it's...

China Opens Doors to Israeli Solar Technology | CleanTechies Blogmore

China yesterday reinforced its commitment to renewable energy by entering an agreement with an Israeli company...

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(Reuters) - A UN panel will review carbon offset issuances requests by three Chinese greenhouse gas destroying...

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