• Beijing air pollution reaches dangerous levels (link to full story)
• China's bamboo industry booms for greener economy (click for details)
• One year after plastic bag ban, how is China doing? (Xinhua News May 26, 09)
• Official says water, air pollution in China still serious - Xinhua News
• Environmentally friendly, China learns lesson from global financial crisis - Xinhua

• A new report portrays China as a leader in tackling climate- change but its emissions are still rising dramatically (click for full story)
• In China, public anger over secrecy on environment (click for full story)
• Canned air for sale in China, as blanket of smog returns (link to full story)
• Worse Than Poisoned Water: Dwindling Water, in China’s North (link to full story)
• Chinese millionaire fights pollution with thin air (link to full story)
• Top tip if you're going out in Beijing: don't breathe (link to full story)
• China Asks Other Nations Not to Release Its Air Data (link to full story)
• A tenth of Chinese farmland polluted by heavy metals (link to full story)
• Celebrities pressure China over pollution gauge (link to full story)
• Suppliers of Top Clothing Brands Polluting China’s Rivers (click)
• A report card for China's environment - Pollution and biodiversity loss feature prominently in the government's annual state of the environment report. But is this a case of 'could do better?' (click for details on Guardian, UK)
• China gives bleak assessment of its battered environment (click for details)
• China's environmental issues called 'very grave' (click for details)
• China faces worst drought in 50 years (click for details on Financial Times May 24, 2011)
• 'Green' China is a myth (click for details of this on the Sydney Morning Herald)
• Green Consumption In China–It Takes Time (click for details of the blog on Forbes)
• U.S. falls behind China in wind power (click for details on Reuters)
• Green China Rising (click for details on the Atlantic)
• Weighing the China Model? Take a Deep Breath in Beijing (click for details)
• The Next Heavy Metal Crisis (click for details)
• China's latest five-year plan for 2011 to 2015 seeks to achieve a more balanced approach to growth and development, focusing attention on the environment, livelihoods and what officials call "administrative reforms". (click for details)
• New emission regulations imposed on rare earths producers in China (details)
• China pollution 'threatens growth' (click for details)
• The Motor Breakers of China (click for details)
• China: the global superpower of green - Despite its image as a climate change villain, China has emerged as the world’s clean energy leader (click for details)
• China's weather forecasters reluctant to confirm rumours of rain - As China is gripped by its worst drought for 60 years, stakes are high for meterologists, who are reticent about the forecast (click for details)
• China's New Urban Plan -- Buy a Car, but Don't Use It - By Coco Liu
• China to impose green tax on heavy pollutersAfter decades of filthy growth, China's new five-year cleanup strategy is the most ambitious in its modern history (click for details)
• China’s green dream - If China wants to avoid choking on its growing urban population, places like Tianjin Eco-City have to take off (click for details on the Vancouver Sun)
• Who's more toxic, China or India? (click for details on Washington Post)
• Does China Face a “Peak Coal” Threat? (click for details on NY Times Blog)
• Climate change, trade surplus in China's five-year plan  (click for details on the Sydney Morning Herald)
• China charges into electric cars - Faced with scarce oil supplies and polluted cities, Beijing has ordered its booming auto industry to make a great leap forward in technology. (click for details on CNN Money)
• Harrabin's Notes: Dumplings and the dance of death -- In his regular column, BBC environment analyst Roger Harrabin looks at the outcomes of the climate conference in Tianjin, China. (click for details on BBC)
• China overtakes U.S. as biggest energy consumer: IEA (click for details on Reuters)
• China leading the world in clean energy investment (click for details on Washington Post)
• China Vows to Continue to Reduce Carbon Emissions (click for details on VOA news)
• Lawmakers urge Obama challenge China on clean energy (click for details on Reuters)
• China winning renewable energy race (click for details on CNN Money)
• China's great green wall grows in climate fight - China is speeding ahead with its massive tree-planting project to combat climate change - but questions still remain over the great green wall's effectiveness (click for details on Guardian, UK)
• China's 'green economy' will have to wait (click for details on Los Angeles Times)
• China enforces steel mill energy measures (click for details)
• China's Air Pollution Worsens After Economic Growth Rebounds From Crisis (click for details)
• Tibetan Environmentalist Sentenced to 15 Years (click for details)
• China to cut production of chopsticks in environment bid (click for details)
• The clarifying moment (click for details)
• Green China (click for details)
• China looks beyond its own umbrella (click for details)
• China switches to e-bikes - By Peter J Brown (click for details)
• China Farm Gets Shocking Amount of Power From Cow Poop (click for details)
• China to Fight ‘World War’ Scale Climate Destruction (click for details)
• China's Solar Firms Get A Boost - Government loans give Chinese solar companies an even bigger edge over U.S. rivals. (click for details)
• China spends big to counter severe weather caused by climate change
• China steams ahead on clean energy
• Environment problems pose health risk for China
• Taiwan Air Pollution Hits Records on Sand Dust From China
• China Sandstorm - Beijing finds itself blanketed in yellow dust, as a sandstorm caused by a severe drought in the north and in Mongolia swept into the Chinese capital. (Pictures)
• Sandstorms whip across China
• China's urban elite fights trash wars
• China’s farms pollute as much as its factories, survey finds (link to the Hundu)
• We Want China to Lead - By PETER MANDELSON (link to the New York Times)
• China's Cabinet says pollution situation still serious (link to Reuters)
• COMMENT: Don't blame China, US for Nopenhagen - By Muhammad Cohen

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao at
Yunnan Drought Disaster Area in March 2010

• Climate change after Copenhagen: China's thing about numbers (The Economist)
• China emerges as the new world superpower: Chinese premier outmanoeuvred Obama at CopenhagenBy L. IAN MACDONALD
• One global warming opinion in China: Some like it hot (Chicago Tribune)
• China to invest over 3 trillion yuan in environment - China commits to lowering emissions by 40 to 45 percent from 2005 levels, but some say the country's carbon output could grow. (Mother Nature Network)
• Chinese debate positive side of global warming (Natinal Post, Canada)
• Choking in China's polluted city (CNN)
• Trade Disagreements Fuel U.S.-China Tension at Climate Talks (Bloomberg)
• China burning coal while developing green energy - BY Damian Grammaticas (BBC News)
• Record-breaking China - China, along with the United States, is the world’s largest producer of CO2. (COP15post)
• China says population controls help fight climate change (Reuters UK)
• CHINA: One Green Leap Forward, Two Steps Backward - By Antoaneta Bezlova
• China's fledgling green movement (Aljazeera.net)
• What do the US and China's emissions targets actually mean? (Guardian, UK)
• The Greening Of China (Forbes)
• Officials in central China plan to relocate 15,000 residents after more than 1,000 children tested positive for lead poisoning (BBC)
• China realises greening can be good for business (Sydney Morning Herald)
• Can green tech turn grey skies to blue? Choking pollution has left the Chinese with little choice but to embrace sustainable technologies. This has opened a huge market for foreign companies, who are jockeying to help the country clean up - By Carolynne Wheeler
• Energy Efficiency Ranks High in China's Plans; CO2 Is Seldom Discussed
• Wind power prescribed for China's energy needs Wind turbines dotting argicultural areas would cost $900B over 20 years
• China’s green leap forward - Facing dire pollution and wanting to be in on what may be the next industrial revolution, China positions itself to be a leader in green technology – with major implications for the rest of the world.
• What can China do about climate change?
• China jails environment activists - rights group
• 'Green' revolution under way in rural China
• China must drop cheap options in new CO2 deal -EU
• Tread Heavily: China's Tire Demand Rolls over Southeast Asian Forests
• Dams May Degrade One of China's Remaining Healthy Rivers
• A legal crusader against polluters in China finds NW allies
• China plastic bag ban 'has saved 1.6m tonnes of oil'
• China Looks for Big Cuts in Emissions
• Can China Go Green?
• FACTBOX: China's climate change policy
• China Outpaces U.S. in Cleaner Coal-Fired Plants
• Disabilities in China's polluted Shanxi (BBC News)
• China's green leap forward? (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Can China be green by 2020?
• A new mantra for China's big thirst: Less is more
• China group urges government to stick to green goals - Reuters
• China Exports Made It World's Largest Greenhouse-Gas Factory - Bloomberg
• China lets it snow to end drought
• China urged to cut use of nitrogen fertilisers - Reuters
• One-third of China's Yellow river 'unfit for drinking or agriculture' Guardian
• 60 Minutes looks at illegal electronics recycling in China. Dallas News
• China passes U.S. as No. 1 in greenhouse gas emissions.
• Is Red China Ever Green? Slate.com USA
• China jumps Olympics air hurdle. BBC
• Made in China. The Age, Australia
• China Scrambles on Construction, Pollution to Meet Olympic Deadlines. WSJ
• With one month to go, IOC says it's time for Beijing to deliver on pollution, free press. CNN
• Wen Bo: Environmentalism growing in China. CNN
• China responsible for two-thirds of world carbon. Green Bang
• Let athletes march, air will be fine: China. ABC News
• China top carbon emitter, Beijing under pressure. Reuters India
• Pollution kills 10,000 a year in Hong Kong, southern China. The Economic Times
• China chemical spill threatens water of 200,000. June 10, Reuter
• China using more than double its available natural resources, environmentalists say. IHT
• Can clean tech stem China's environmental woes? CNET.com
• China Reports Declines in 3 Major Pollutants, Reversing Trend. The New York Times
• Environment of China, Wikipedia
• China Environment, the World Bank
• State Environmental Protection Administration
•  White Paper on Environmental Protection. China
• International Fund for China's Environment
• Environmental Protection in China 1996-2005 Government White Paper
• China Environmental law Initiative. Environmental Protection Agency of United States
• Environmental Problem-China. YouTub
• China's Pollution Revolution. By Christina Larson
• As China Roars, Pollution Reaches Deadly Extremes. By Joseph Kahn and Jim Yardley, Aug. 26, 2007. The New York Times
• China's threatening environment. By Nathan Nankivell, Asia Times Online
• Making waves in troubled waters
• Part I As China rises, pollution soars
• Part II Though water is drying up, a Chinese metropolis booms

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