The mainland may face a crippling water shortage by 2030 unless more is done to raise storage capacity, with supply disruptions already affecting at least 11 provinces and some businesses,...
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- May 21, 2013
- Updated: 2:43pm
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More than a month after a mass protest erupted in Dalian over a controversial petrochemical project, Beijing has launched a campaign to review safety risks at similar plants across the country...
Guangdong authorities promised to crack down on offending battery factories after the latest lead pollution incident left at least 136 people affected in Zijin county in Heyuan , Guangdong.
...The mainland's top environmental watchdog has stepped up its crackdown on lead pollution after a spate of poisonings, saying it will stop approval of environmental assessment studies in cities...
The top environmental watchdog is teaming up with eight other ministerial-level agencies to crack down on heavy-metal pollution nationwide in the wake of a recent spate of lead-poisoning incidents...
Beijing appears to have scaled down its ambition in cutting pollution by setting a much lower target for a key water pollution indicator for the next five years than in the previous five-year...
The top environmental watchdog has urged all listed companies to release key pollution information each year and vowed to step up oversight of industrial polluters after another heavy metal...
Environmental groups have called on the central government to take firm action against reckless overseas investment activities by mainland companies, which they say have compromised environmental...
Premier Wen Jiabao has issued a grim warning over the lack of progress in hitting Beijing's established target in its anti-pollution campaign, which has been billed as the country's key...
Extreme meteorological events, not deforestation, were to blame for recent sandstorms that covered most of East Asia, a mainland weather expert says.
Nearly half of the funds set aside for environmental protection on the mainland are wasted by officials, often on vanity projects that end up causing more harm than good, a senior government...
Unrestrained capitalism can be dangerous. In late-19th-century America, it resulted in contaminated foodstuffs, faulty consumer goods and pollution.
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