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July 31, 2007: Responsible Bloggers
A take a look around the blogosphere to see who’s writing about China’s environment (in the natural and corporate world…)
- Photo of the Day: Profit in panda poop?
Shanghaiist.com
July 31, 2007
Entrepreneurial researchers from the world’s largest giant panda research base in Sichuan Province have put the 300 tons of droppings produced by 60 giant pandas each year to good use - making photo frames, bookmarks, fans and panda statues out of them and then reselling them.
- China’s environment sparks new debate
Telegraph blogs
July 30, 2007
Does criticism of China’s environment border on racism?
- Playing games with clean government
Danwei
July 30, 2007
The China Anti-Corruption Culture Gaming Net, sponsored by the Ningbo government, is about to launch a new online game that fights official corruption in its many insidious forms.
- China: To blog to dream
Global Voices Online
July 29, 2007
Two American bloggers based in southern China’s Guangzhou city are gearing up for a year’s worth of blogging trips which will take them through all twenty-two provinces in mainland China and see them raising funds for charities, offering scholarships for Chinese students to go study in the West as well as raising funds to cover medical costs for people struggling with cancer back in the heavily-industrialized Pearl River Delta, where cancer rates run high.
- China New Energy gets new funds
EngagingChina
July 26, 2007
The biofuels boom continues and its most recent beneficiary is UK-listed China New Energy, which has raised up to $20m of new funds via the issue of convertible bonds.
China New Energy, based in Guangzhou, makes turnkey ethanol production equipment and it has supplied over 30 projects in China, producing not just fuel ethanol but also edible ethanol and acetic acid.
- Coal still king
EngagingChina
July 26, 2007
China’s coal consumption for generating electricity soared nearly 18% in the first half of this year from a year ago despite rising concern about pollution and the government’s much-vaunted desire to promote cleaner energy sources.
- The Emerald Waters of China
This is China! Weblog
July 25, 2007
The conclusion is grim but, I have to agree, accurate: many of the efforts to close down polluting factories are cosmetic, short-term fixes.
- AP: China watching NGOs prior to Olympics
Imagethief
July 24, 2007
It’s not the protests or activists that will create an Olympic crisis for China. It is a bungled response to such protests that would do it. People expect protests, and they’re not going to be shocked to see them. What will shock them is a poorly thought-out or brutal overreaction to such protests
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