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China's first 'fresh air index' released
March 20
Beijing to spend $3.25m on smog modifications
March 19
Alarm system to close schools in severe smog
January 16
Beijing to control vehicle pollution
January 3
Floating for air data collection
December 24
Beijing aims for more accurate weather forecast
December 17
Beijing to ban firework if New Year turns smoggy
December 13
Green buses to hit Beijing roads by 2017
December 13
North China province to ditch dirty vehicles
October 31
Beijing vows cleaner energy mix for winter
October 31
Beijing adopts emergency response for air pollution
October 23
Governments to be given more environmental protection responsibilities
October 21
Shanghai to shut schools when air worsens
October 19
China budgets funds to cut air pollution
October 14
Beijing to reduce traffic during serious pollution
October 17
Shanghai to reduce PM2.5 20% by 2017
October 19
China monitors more smaller cities' air quality
September 30
Fines raised for multiple offenders of air rules
September 27
Beijing reveals annual vehicle emissions load
September 17
Beijing eyes Finnish technology for pollution control
September 10
Beijing toughens pollution rules for cleaner air
September 2
Beijing tightens vehicle emission controls
September 2
Tougher plan to reduce air pollution
July 25
Green project to help reduce Beijing pollution
July 31
Carbon emissions trading gains momentum in China
July 22
China enhances environmental monitoring in 2012
June 26
Shanghai will put a lid on coal-fired boilers
June 8
China strengthens air pollution control
June 6
Beijing cracking down on illegal barbecues
May 14
Beijing to improve air quality
April 8
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