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Environment

40 results, between May 10, 2016 and March 10, 2025

20,000 Leagues Under the Indian Ocean

by Shu Yun & Liao Jianlin April 22, 2017

As night falls, a brilliant blanket of stars shatters the darkness, creating a moment of happiness beyond description.

Monkey Keepers

by Zhou Jin March 16, 2017

“In the past, it could take up to a week to find the monkeys, but today, we frequently come across bigger groups.”

Beijing Learns from UK Experience to Help Defeat Air Pollution

by Duncan Gordon March 10, 2017

Pollution expert Roy Harrison OBE discusses the sources, effects and possible solutions to air pollution in London and Beijing.

Clean Energy Access: Key to India’s Sustainable Development

by Anisha Laming & Jarnail Singh February 23, 2017

With access to clean energy emerging as a critical economic and environmental issue in India, the renewable energy Industry is expected to see a quantum leap.

India should learn from China’s experience and appreciate the importance of developing a comprehensive nationwide plan that strategically identifies key regions and applies appropriate measures to tackle pollution at the source.

Beijing vs. Smog

by Chang Jiwen February 23, 2017

Human development beyond environmental capacity has been one trigger of smog in Beijing in recent years.

Elephant S.O.S.

by Jia Daitengfei February 16, 2017

Asian elephants face the same persistent threats they have faced for years worldwide: human development and the ivory trade.

It’s Only Natural

by Yin Xing February 9, 2017

In recent years, China’s natural education has prospered. Nowadays, as environmental problems worsen, natural education has shifted focus to coexisting as part of nature and aims to improve the ecology. Contemporary natural education promotes not only education “in” nature and “about” nature but also “for” nature.

The Crane Protector

by Qian Ye January 19, 2017

As a major breeding habitat for black-necked cranes in the north of the Tibet Autonomous Region, the Longbao Shoal National Nature Reserve has witnessed the species’ population growing from 19 to more than 200 over the 30 years since its establishment in 1986.

Sanjiangyuan: Source of Life

by Zi Mei January 8, 2017

Dotted with numerous lakes, swamps and glaciers, Sanjiangyuan is a critical source of fresh water for China and thus nicknamed the “Chinese Water Tower.”

40 results, between May 10, 2016 and March 10, 2025

20,000 Leagues Under the Indian Ocean

Monkey Keepers

Beijing Learns from UK Experience to Help Defeat Air Pollution

Clean Energy Access: Key to India’s Sustainable Development

Delhi’s Smog Crisis

Beijing vs. Smog

Elephant S.O.S.

It’s Only Natural

The Crane Protector

Sanjiangyuan: Source of Life

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