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- Cadmium Contamination Raises Concerns
- Cadmium levels in a Chinese river were 80 times the legal limit recently, arousing calls for better government transparency 02.01.2012
- The Rocky Depths of Heilongjiang
- A Chinese government project could offer a clearer account of the Earth during the time of the dinosaurs – and, shed light on future oil supplies 01.31.2012
- Emissions Get Set for a Speed Cleaning
- New emissions standards will require power plants to install nitrogen oxide scrubbers within two years but some experts argue results will hinge on technology requirements 01.20.2012
- Water Diversion Blues
- Rapidly growing cities need more water, and plenty of it – but experts say China faces a sobering outlook on the impacts of water diversion projects 01.04.2012
- The Dark Patch on Bohai Bay
- After going nowhere in filings against ConocoPhillips at home, legal scholars in China say fishermen should navigate their way to U.S. courts 12.26.2011
- Dawn in Durban
- What materialized at the climate talks in South Africa has at the very least, salvaged a negotiations process that was nearing extinction 12.19.2011
- Trash Incineration to Double by 2015
- People are still debating whether waste incinerator emissions are harmful to human health, but Chinese officials are moving forward with plans to nearly double the number of waste-to-energy machines by 2015 12.09.2011
- Environmental Protection, Endangered
- The 22-year road to amending the law reflects the interest disputes between the Ministry of Environmental Protection, other ministries and local governments 12.08.2011
- Blowing Smoke in Waste Incineration
- After losing the first round of the legal battle, Xie Yong has now pushed his son's battle against a local waste incinerator to an appeals court 12.07.2011
- Apple Auditing Supply Plants for Pollution
- In a meeting with Chinese environmental groups, Apple recently committed to improving its environmental standards, and said 15 suppliers are under review 11.16.2011
- 【Caixin Summit】Analysts: Green Policies a Tough Sell in China
- The dominant role of the manufacturing sector in the economy and poor enforcement of environmental laws stand as major obstacles analysts said at the forum in Beijing 11.12.2011
- Officials Tap Into Billions For Water Treatment
- Chinese officials have pledged to make groundwater safe to drink by 2020, in the nation's first-ever comprehensive plan to address groundwater contamination. 11.01.2011
- State Council Proposes Enviro Tax, Emissions Market
- The State Council made its official proposal for a national environmental tax policy and an emissions trading market 10.21.2011
- Sunlight in the Shade
- Fluoride effluent from a large solar cell manufacturer in Zhejiang Province wiped out a local fishing industry-but it still took months for environmental authorities to respond 10.08.2011
- China's Bohai Sea Drowns in Discharged Waste
- Oil from a recent spill blended with 30 years of waste dumped by cities and factories ringing the once-beautiful sea 09.14.2011
- Law Firms Selected for Bohai Oil Spill Case
- Caixin learned from a source close to the situation that the State Oceanic Administration has hired four firms over damage claims in the Bohai Oil Spill 09.02.2011
- The Poisoning of the Nanpan River Basin
- Chromium pollution on Pearl River Tributary has killed a number of livestock in Yunnan Province, and continues to contaminate water supplies 09.01.2011
- Chromium Found in Southeast Yunnan Groundwater
- A survey on water quality in Yunnan Province by Greenpeace following recent reports of chromium dumping found severe hexavalent chromium groundwater contamination 08.31.2011
- At the Water's Edge
- The ongoing drought in Southern China is pitting massive hydropower plans against flood management authorities – and creating a standoff with millions of livelihoods at stake 06.16.2011
- Air Safety, Off the Ground
- The domestically-produced MA60 passenger aircraft has done brisk business in parts of Africa and Southeast Asia – but much of it on loans from the Chinese government 05.24.2011
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