Features & Analyses
06 26, 2015
- Isolated but vital work in an island environment
- Founded in 1959, Xiaochangshan is one of seven marine environmental monitoring centers in Dalian. It monitors changes in ocean water and marine creatures.
06 17, 2015
- Trees struggle for survival in Tibet
- Army technician's planting efforts yield success and growing reputation.
06 12, 2015
- Pollution, tourism put coasts at risk
- Depleted fisheries and pollution have left Wu Ruiwei and his peers in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region needing to travel farther out to sea for fish and shrimp.
06 11, 2015
- NE China plastic bag ban drives green industry
- When Wang Bin heard about Jilin Province's plan to ban non-biodegradable plastic bags, it inspired a career switch.
06 10, 2015
- 20 new sites become UNESCO biosphere reserves
- UNESCO has added 20 new sites to the World Network of Biosphere Reserves, bringing their total number to 651 sites.
06 08, 2015
- Beijing starts to clear the air
- More than a year since Premier Li Keqiang declared war on pollution, Beijing's massive anti-smog fight is transforming the metropolis in ways both big and small.
06 05, 2015
- China awakens to protecting the environment
- With China's iron business in trouble and facing losses, Malanzhuang Iron Mine is spending 2.4 million yuan (390,000 U.S. Dollars) planting on slag heaps.
06 04, 2015
- Pioneer of pollution research nurtures talents
- Although he has been retired for more than two decades, Wang Wenxing has not stopped nurturing talent in environmental protection and promoting research of air pollution sources.
06 02, 2015
- Drying Teesta River the scourge of Bangladesh people
- The memories of the once mighty Teesta River seem to be a fairy tale from a distant past.
05 30, 2015
- 10 possible impacts of El Niño
- Possible impacts of the weather anomaly range from droughts and floods to global economic consequences.
