A lot happened this week in green: from readers in the Hollywood Hills to our writers in Times Square, the International Day of Climate Action brought global awareness for climate change; we found out Chinese fruit bats demonstrate unusual sexual... ...full story at TreeHugger
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EuroNews - China won't sacrifice growth in climate change ba »
YouTube video China won't sacrifice growth in climate change battle
China says that it is tackling global warming but not at the expense of its economic growth. The country today unveiled its first national plan on climate change, pledging measures such as energy... |
| 02 Jun 09 |
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Climate Change: China in Action » Shanghaiist Climate Change: China in Action, produced by the China Meteorological Administration and featured on the always excellent China Green is a short film that documents efforts by the Chinese government, as well as NGOs, scientists and corporations to address... |
| 25 Oct 09 |
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With Words, Hip Hop and Hundreds of Bicycles, Beijing's Youth Call for Climate Action » TreeHugger A series of talks in Beijing between the US and China over a climate deal was capped by a resounding call for action -- not from top officials but a more unusual constituent: young Beijingers. The city's celebration of the 350.org International Day of... |
| 13 Jul 09 |
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Green Technology Transfer the Key for International Climate Deal, Brazilian Official Says » TreeHugger Not as literally as this image might indicate... photo: S Woodside via flickr China and India have been calling for more green technology transfer if they are to be part of an international climate change agreement. The chairman of the IPCC, Dr Rajendra... |
| 02 Nov 09 |
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China's Climate Red Phone Has Two Lines: U.S. and Developing World » TreeHugger Who They Gonna Call? Last week, before hundreds of students and others gathered to call for government action on climate change, Beijing officials were busy talking with its two biggest climate interlocutors: India and the United States. They weren't... |
| 12 Aug 09 |
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China calls on developed countries to take real action on climate change » People's Daily Developed countries should turn their policy promises into real action to make substantial progress in current negotiations on climate change, says a key Chinese environmental official. Yu Qingtai, China's special representative for the UN climate... |
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