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Tag Archives: sustainable development
Issues Of Population in China
Often taking a backseat in many international forums to wind and solar power, the issues related to population are the largest there are for China. Its population, and the management of, are at the core of every issue that China … Continue reading
China’s Food and Water Security Are Eroding Away
What do you think of first when you hear the word “sustainability”? Do you think of solar panels? hybrid cars? Clean Coal? air pollution? If you are in the US or EU, chances are that you think of those issues … Continue reading
U.S. China Green Energy Conference – Beijing Conference Notes 1
China’s Energy – Challenges and Strategies by Professor Ni Weidou Academician, Chinese Academy of Science “We are running out of the atmosphere faster than we’re running out of fossil fuels” 5 Challenges in China: 1) Huge pressure for energy by … Continue reading
China’s Ecological Footprint
The WWF in China has been in China longer than any other environmental NGOs. Originally invited by the Ministry of Forestry to assist on Pandas, they have grown across China and now manage a wide variety of programs related to … Continue reading
How The Olympics Will Catalyze Greening of China
Prior to the games, I wrote the post Post-Olympics: Will China Continue to Green? where I asked threw out the question of whether or not China would continue to take steps forward in cleaning up its environmental issues.. or if … Continue reading