China India Dialogue

Environment

20 results, between May 10, 2016 and April 22, 2017

Zhejiang's Economic Restructuring

by Cai Rupeng December 29, 2016

Zhejiang Province is considered not only a cradle of the market economy in China, but also a major flagship for the country’s economic restructuring.

Green Steel

by Hu Zhoumeng December 16, 2016

Green upgrades are the only option for China’s steel industry, which faces not only commercial challenges, but worries that affect all of humanity.

Paris Agreement And a Greener World

by Zi Mei December 15, 2016

China will continue to use fossil fuel cleanly and develop non-fossil energy including wind power, solar power, geothermal energy and nuclear power. By 2020, new energy will account for 15 percent of total energy consumption, natural gas will take up 10 percent and coal consumption will drop below 62 percent.

Blue Sky over Blue Sea

by Jia Daitengfei December 12, 2016

Despite the meager population, for generations, local residents have made tireless efforts to keep sea and sky alike, blue.

Transformation of the Greater Khingan Range Region

by Zhang Chunxia December 8, 2016

In a move aimed to enable the people inhabiting the area to continue making a living, administrators of the Greater Khingan Range are working to transform its economic structure while protecting the environment.

Giant Panda Upgrade

by Zi Mei November 5, 2016

A flagship species, the giant panda can attract heavy participation from the general public to aid its ecological protection.

How Does India Protect Wild Tigers?

by China-India Dialogue September 29, 2016

India’s efforts to save tigers have produced a significant growth in the population of the animal.

Wild Art

by Yi Nuo July 8, 2016

Wildlife protection is important for global ecological security, sustainable economic development, technological innovation and cultural inheritance. Protecting wild animals and plants is a common mission for all human beings.

Noah’s Aquarium

by Xiao Xiao May 18, 2016

Photographer Xiao Shibai has captured images of rare species of freshwater fish in the crystal-clear river, including the brightly-colored Acrossocheilus iridescens, which is unique to Hainan.

Friendly Fowl

by Yu Tong May 10, 2016

Thanks to its large population of the pheasant genera of Phasianidae, China has been dubbed a ‘Kingdom of Pheasants.’ However, the population of the Himalayan monal in China is less than 1,000, scattered mainly in southern and southeastern Tibet Autonomous Region.

20 results, between May 10, 2016 and April 22, 2017

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