Yearly Archives: 2014

China has made progress in its carbon trading pilot programs but still has a long way to go, government officials and industry players believe.

Pollution oblige, le marché des bouteilles d’eau a augmenté de 86% en Chine entre 2008 et 2013, selon Euromonitor International.

China’s capital is perpetually wreathed in polluted air. Dutch artist Daan Roosegaarde has a solution: get out the vacuum cleaner.

As part of a monumental exhibition presented by the the power station of art in shanghai, chinese artist cai guo-­qiang has set sail to ‘the ninth wave’, a fishing boat from the artist’s hometown of quanzhou carrying 99 fabricated animals.

IBM Corp has signed an agreement with the city of Beijing to use advanced weather forecasting and cloud computing technologies to help tackle the Chinese capital’s persistent smog.

Beijing will ban coal sales and use in its six main districts and other regions by the end of 2020 to cut air pollution, local authorities said on Monday.

Thousands of years ago, China was a center of invention and innovation – paper, gunpowder, the compass. The last 200 years? Not so much.

The world’s current largest emitter of carbon dioxide is now leading the way towards a cleaner, greener global economy through heavy investments in renewable energy and strong legislation.

China will require 30 percent of all government cars to be electric cars.

In seven years, the world’s most populous nation went from no public bikes to 650,000, dwarfing France’s fleet of 47,000.