Features & Analyses
07 02, 2014
- Shanghai housewives give lesson in green living
- A group of Communist Party members in Shanghai have won recognition for grassroots initiatives that have included weaving with waste, creating their own solar and wind power systems, and planting crops on urban rooftops.
06 26, 2014
- China faces tough task in energy revolution
- China faces an arduous task in attempting to revolutionize how it produces and consumes energy, experts said at a symposium in Beijing on Wednesday.
06 25, 2014
- Woman makes life quest out of saving dogs from slaughter
- Yang Yuhua, 64, from Chongqing, spent 2 million yuan raising dogs. Her husband divorced her for adopting too many.
06 19, 2014
- Animals need protection 'now more than ever'
- Animals are a vital part of our world, yet today they face unprecedented levels of suffering and exploitation.
06 18, 2014
- One man's dog meat is another's poison
- The dog meat festival on June 21 in China' s southeastern Yulin city has been a local tradition since the 1990s to celebrate "xiazhi", the longest day in the year on the Chinese lunar calendar.
06 05, 2014
- Villagers caught between development and environment
- As it works to transform itself into a tourist destination, a village on Lake Lashi in southwest China's Yunnan Province is learning the importance of environmental protection.
05 14, 2014
- Greener Apple wins acclaim from former critics
- Apple Inc., once fiercely criticised by NGOs for pollution its suppliers caused in China, is now seen as a leader in environmental control by the same organizations.
05 09, 2014
- Saying goodbye to a life of grime
- The village that has long been home to Beijing's hidden army of garbage collectors is facing demolition as China's capital city looks to redefine its role.
05 07, 2014
- China's 'Panda Ambassadors'
- As rare animals unique to China, giant pandas have been shouldered with special diplomatic missions in China's diplomatic activities. Check out where the "panda ambassadors" have been sent to in this infographic.
04 29, 2014
- No sure cure for China's soil pollution
- About 16.1 percent of China's soil and about 19.4 percent of farmland are polluted. Soil pollution is more difficult to control and remedy.
