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* China and Germany and there growing trade >>> China's Reminbi heading towards reserve status >>> China’s state planning agency ordered seven provinces and cities to set caps on greenhouse-gas emissions in preparation for the launch of local pilot carbon market >>> Kaeser’s new ESD rotary screw compressors >>> Paques builds world's largest ANAMMOX® wastewater treatment plant for ammonium removal in China >>> Separation mechanism - rotates to suit any requirement S+S Separation and Sorting Technology has completely redesigned its well-known RAPID COMPACT metal separator. >>> Inner Mongolia began an overhaul of its mining sector >>> Inner Mongolia began an overhaul of its mining sector >>> Beijing saw 27 “blue-sky days” in May >>> Bookstores and pharmacies in China will soon be forbidden to provide free plastic bags >>> China’s state monopoly on tobacco is an advantage for the government, >>> Judges across China have been ordered to issue harsher sentences, including execution, to people convicted of food-safety violations >>> Thousands of migratory birds have been forced to leave the their stopover at Honghu early because of the drought >>> The drought gripping stretches of central and eastern China has dried Honghu into an expanse of exposed mud >>> Beijing: Only 50% of garbage to be landfill by 2012 >>> China will reach it 20% renewable energy target by 2020 >>> Vestas announces wind turbine order in China >>> China will spend at least 12 billion yuan (US$1.76 billion) to subsidise smaller, fuel efficient cars by 2012 >>> A Chinese environmental update >>> Scientists are calling for the long-term risks of genetically modified crops to be reassessed >>> China will use a weekend meeting on climate change to demonstrate its sincerity in reducing carbon emissions >>> Europe’s SMOS spacecraft is returning valuable new data on the way water is cycled around the globe >>>China and the European Union agreed to hold regular talks to strengthen collaboration and deepen understanding on climate change >>>Premier Wen Jiabao promised “all-out efforts” to rebuild the Yushu region of Qinghai province >>> Salvage crews began pumping oil from a Chinese coal-carrying ship stuck on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef >>> US president Barack Obama announced plans for expansion of offshore oil and gas drilling in an effort to win support for new climate-change proposals >>> The international mining giant Rio Tinto says it has signed a deal with China to develop a massive iron-ore mine in Guinea >>> Rich countries are “importing” about a third of their CO2 emissions >>> China is starting to prepare for the commercial and strategic opportunities arising as global warming melts polar ice cover in the Arctic >>> S. Korea's Kia Motors introduces eco-friendly, plug-in hybrid concept car >>> European Parliament calls for ‘new climate diplomacy’ >>> China plans to build national renewable energy center >>> Agriculture a major source of water pollution in China >>> China issues rules on maritime wind energy projects >>> ADB approves $135 mln loan for China's green power plant >>> US$ 952mln loss from record drought >>> Cold weather puts chill on travel during lunar festival >>> Shift to green growth in place >>> 67 nations pledge emissions cut >>> Record volume of water flows out of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau >>> China's coal mining hub urged to adopt low-carbon tech >>> Gov't to invest 12 bln yuan in rural environment protection >>> China to continue effort in pollution, emission control >>> Green movement good news for recharging equipment firms >>> China reaffirms to fulfill emission mitigation plans >>> More waste incineration projects planned in Beijing >>> New pollution reduction targets listed >>> China exposes 10,000 groups in industries involving poisonous materials >>> Officials feel heat over waste incinerator >>> Huge water reserves discovered in northwest China basin >>> Gov't to invest 5 bln yuan in a new energy saving technology >>> China's investment in water conservancy projects reaches record high >>> Waste paper imports trigger environmental concerns >>> Guangzhou asks for public opinion to solve growing garbage crisis >>> Shopping for energy efficiency >>> Waste plant causes cancer fears >>> Number of clean-tech venture deals near record high in 2009: Report >>> Lead poisoning halts battery factory operation >>> Cleanup underway after oil pipeline leak in Shaanxi > Taiwan China expands its support for EBRD projects >>>

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A Chinese environmental update

Some Himalayan glaciers are advancing despite an overall retreat, according to a study that adds to understanding how climate change affects vital river flows from China to India, Reuters reported. The US and German research found that a blanket of dust and rock debris apparently was shielding some glaciers from a thaw -- a factor omitted from past global-warming...

A Chinese environmental update

A Chinese environmental update Time is fast running out for the Upper Yangtze Rare and Endemic Fish Nature Reserve to secure public support before it is trimmed, dammed and ruinously diminished, The Guardian reported. Conservationists expressed alarm after officials moved to redraw the boundaries of the reserve to allow construction...

January 14, 2011 A Chinese environmental update

January 14, 2011 A Chinese environmental update China and the United Kingdom signed trade deals worth US$4 billion – including agreements on luxury-car sales and oil exploration -- and announced that Beijing will loan a pair of giant pandas to Edinburgh Zoo...

A Chinese environmental update January 07, 2011

Population pressure, drought and climate change have made China the world’s biggest victim of desertification, Agence France-Presse quoted state media as saying -- and it could take 300 years to reclaim just one-fifth of desert land. Overgrazing, excessive land reclamation and inappropriate water use add to the problem in the country, where about 27%...

With Hugh investment from the government China now controls half of the worlds manufacturing of Wind turbines which totals US$45 billion global market

With Hugh investment from the government China now controls half of the worlds manufacturing of Wind turbines which totals US$45 billion global market, China is following a similar pattern in the turbine industry as in other industries it has dominated....

Beijing roads reaching gridlock

As more and more Beijing families can afford cars the Local Officials are losing the fight to avoid traffic gridlock. Officials are holdings meetings to seek public opinion on how to deal with the extra capacity of Cars. Greater investment in Public transport such as buses and trains is a potential way forward as well as building more roads , road tolls and...

China’s environmental tax plan is awaiting approval by the State Council after being passed by the ministries of finance, taxation and environmental protection

December 10, 2010 A Chinese environmental update China and the United States have wrestled over a single complicated trust issue – the measurement, reporting and verification (MRV) of CO2 reductions -- at the UN climate-change meeting in Cancún, Mexico, The Washington Post reported. The outcome, some say, could determine the success or failure of the global...

The United States and China have significantly narrowed their differences on the verification of reductions in greenhouse-gas emission

December 08, 2010 A global environmental update The United States and China have significantly narrowed their differences on the verification of reductions in greenhouse-gas emissions, providing hope that the UN climate-change conference in Cancún, Mexico, can achieve some modest success, The New York Times quoted officials as saying. The overall talks are...

China has met its 2010 target to cut emissions of key pollutant

December 03, 2010 A Chinese environmental update China may have gained more credibility in UN climate-change negotiations by moving to clean up its energy industry as the United States falls short of its own goals, Bloomberg News said. Since the failed 2009 climate talks in Copenhagen, Obama administration efforts to enact legislation that would cap carbon-dioxide...

China is expecting to spend more than US$450 billion on environmental protection during the 12th Five Year Plan

November 26, 2010 A Chinese environmental update China is expecting to spend more than US$450 billion on environmental protection during the 12th Five Year Plan, China Daily quoted vice-minster Wu Xiaoqing as saying. China’s environmental-protection market will become the world's biggest between 2011 and 2015, with annual growth of 15% to 20%, Wu said. Shanghai...