How a journey to China’s largest freshwater lake ended up a hike in a mudflat.
Environment
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Wind and Solar Powered Street Lights in China
Wind and solar powered street lights are becoming more popular in China, but this is one “green” technology that makes me cringe.
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Ecuador Abandons Deal For Preserving World’s Most Biodiverse Rainforest
The future of Yasuni National Park has been decided: oil will be extracted.
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Mountains And Rivers Without End: Zhangjiajie Forest And Wulingyuan UNESCO Site
I decided to find the place that influenced Chinese landscape painting, so I went to Zhangjiajie in Wulingyuan.
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From Farm To City: Check Out Changsha’s Meixi Lake Before The Skyscrapers
An uber-modern, state of the art new city and business district is being built where there were only farms before in Changsha.
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Airpocalypse! Another Smog Storm Covers China
The east of China is again engulfed in a blanket of smog so think in places you can hardly see down the street. Children have been ordered to remain indoors, and the people have been ordered to take measures to protect their health.
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Cuatro Cienegas: Pools of Life on the Verge of Death
Life at Mexico’s Cuatro Cienegas Basin has been present for the past 3.5 billion years, but it is meeting its biggest challenge yet: us.
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Geoengineering: An Interim Strategy to Curb Global Warming? A Talk With John Latham
John Latham, a pioneer of cloud brightening technology, tells us about geoengineering, the deliberate manipulation of the earth’s climate to counteract global warming.
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China to Build a Car Free, Green City
China is building a completely new, fully green city where cars will not be necessary. Too good to be true or a move towards the future of sustainable urban living?
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What Can Cause A River To Run Red?
The Chongqing stretch of the Yangtze River turned blood red last month, and nobody still knows why (or they’re not saying).
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