chinadialogue
From their website:
chinadialogue is an independent organisation dedicated to promoting a common understanding of China’s urgent environmental challenges. Climate change, species loss, pollution, water scarcity and environment damage are challenges that concern all the world's citizens, and the scale of China’s problems gives them global importance. Tackling these challenges demands a common effort and shared understanding. Here at chinadialogue we aim to identify, promote and support the unique voices (and the people behind them) that increase understanding, share precious experiences and inspire a higher awareness of the planet’s challenges, no matter whether these voices come from inside China or from around the world. chinadialogue is devoted to making such voices heard by a global audience, in a lively, convincing and multi-lingual fashion. It is our hope that in doing so, we can move closer to viable, equitable and real solutions to environmental problems.
chinadialogue is an independent, non-profit website based in London. It was launched on July 3, 2006. chinadialogue is funded by a range of institutional supporters, including several major charitable foundations.
Environment
01.15.13
We’re Winning the Air Pollution Data Battle—So What Next?
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01.08.13Officials Failing to Stop Textile Factories Dumping Waste in Qiantong River
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01.07.13
Taxi Drivers in China Have Highest PM2.5 Air Pollutant Exposure
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01.07.13
Car-Driving Officials in China Urged to Get on a Bus
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01.02.13
China’s New “Middle Class” Environmental Protests
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12.21.12
China’s Environment in 2012
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12.07.12Environmentalist Liu Futang Found Guilty of “Illegal Business Activities”
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11.28.12
Russia’s Siberian Dams Power “Electric Boilers” in Beijing
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11.27.12
Millions Await News of Test-tube Panda Taotao’s “Return” to the Wild
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11.15.12An Insight into the Green Vocabulary of the Chinese Communist Party
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11.15.12