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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 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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Enlisting Father Profit to Save Mother Naturemore

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Global slowdown brings cleaner air to Chinamore

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The oil spill off the northeast coast of China has doubled since it began last Friday.

McKinsey: China’s green opportunity more

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China Will Offer Rebates for Green Vehiclesmore

China state radio announced that a rebate program will be started up, offering an incentive for people looking to buy...

China’s BOOMING Wind Power Marketmore

It began with a run up of wind stocks (perhaps aided by some hot air), and more recently the discussion has been on the...

China Declares Emergency As Drought Bitesmore

By Lucy Hornby LIDONG VILLAGE, China, Feb 5 (Reuters) - China has declared an emergency over a drought which could...

China's Cancer-Causing Factoriesmore

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Sun Setting on China's Solar Panel Businessmore

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Mitho Solar Carmore

Out of the total amount of greenhouse gases that get emitted in the atmosphere, a major percentage comes from vehicles...

MIT report debunks China energy mythmore

A detailed analysis of powerplants in China by MIT researchers debunks the widespread notion that outmoded energy...

China's 'cancer villages' heavily pollutedmore

Located just downstream from three steel factories, a paper mill and a bone-processing plant, the citizens of Xiadian...

Air Pollution in China Contributing to Drought — Food Shortages Possib...more

Severe air pollution in China’s heavily industrialized east is impeding the formation of rain clouds and...

The Sky Is Not Falling: Pollution in eastern China cuts light, useful ...more

New research shows that air pollution in eastern China has reduced the amount of light rainfall over the past 50 years...

China: Where Poisoning People Is Almost Freemore

HONG KONG -- In addition to its cheap labor costs, China has another comparative advantage as the world's factory:...

China urged to cut use of nitrogen fertilizersmore

Excessive use of nitrogen fertilizers in China in the past few decades has polluted its groundwater, given rise to acid...

Renewable Energy Can Drive Economic Growthmore

This week Applied Materials hosted an event at the World Economic Forum in Davos — a dinner and conversation on how...

China's artificially induced snow closes 12 highwaysmore

China closed 12 highways around the capital Beijing on Thursday because of heavy snow brought on after seeding clouds...

Under a Sooty Exterior, A Green China Emerges more

You’ve heard the environmental horror stories: rivers running black, air unfit to breathe, two new coal-fired power...

China's PV Market Needs to Take Notes From It's Wind Industrymore

When it comes to renewables, there's no denying that China is thinking big and moving fast. Venture funded-eSolar...

Siemens inks green deals worth 2b yuanmore

Siemens AG, Europe's largest engineering company, yesterday said it signed orders worth 2 billion yuan and other...

Why China and the U.S. Must Show Leadership at Copenhagenmore

There is no getting around it. Leadership from China and the U.S., the world’s two biggest emitters of greenhouse gases...

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