Cleaner Greener China is a web based platform to bring to light the real world solutions, companies, and people that address the various environmental issues we face.
It is a platform that looks to move past the plight of polar bears and the hype of solar panels by looking at core issues and scalable solutions in the areas of:
- Urban Planning
- Water and Land Management
- Transportation (Urban and Industrial)
- Manufacturing & Materials
- Energy (supply side and demand side)
- Food & Agriculture
Hello,
It is a shame this page is blank. I really like your website. How can I contact you?
Thanks
Natan
Hi Rich,
I would be very interested in talking to you about, your blog and adding you to our mailing list. We have recently opened our Shanghai offices, and work in sustainability communications and consultancy.
Many Thanks,
Hannah
Hi Rich–drop a line–Love to add your blog to The Energy Collective.
Hi Rich,
Thank you for the excellent content–I check back very frequently. Is it possible to reach you via email?
Regards,
Ted
Hi Rich,
I’d like to add you to the mailing list for my organization (an international conservation NGO with many programs in China). Can you contact me?
Hi there, thanks for your compliment to my presentation at Ecovane. Not sure if we had an opportunity to swap cards during the event. Can you send your contact details to my email account? Your website looks interesting. We can perhaps find a way to work with each other more closely down the track.
Cheers,
Chris
Hi,
I recently discovered your website and am in Shanghai. I am wondering if anyone would be available to chat about the green industry in China? I am specifically interested in facilities management and eco-tourism.
I have and am currently working on a green buildings project in the states (I am a graduate student at Wharton) and would love to gain insight on the Shanghai/China market as well as share some of my experiences as well.
Thank you,
Susan
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Hi Rich
Change2.net is a public social network for those with an interest in sustainable business practices. There are a lot of bloggers and publishers sharing information on the site, but at the moment China is completely unrepresented. It would be great if you’d consider re-publishing some of your blogs on the site.
Regards
Leon
Glad to see another green enthusiast in China. I am a graphic designer living in Shanghai and have just started a small site dedicated to green graphic design. http://www.greenologue.com. I too have read Brian Dougherty’s book and it is extremely helpful in my trade. Kudos to your site. Keep in touch!
I would like to discuss syndicating your content on my solarfeeds website. please email me when u get a chance to discuss. thanks
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