British Council hosts youth climate change leaders in China

Photo via British Council
It seems the British Council these days is busy cultivating youth climate change leaders in China.
This past Saturday evening at the Bookworm Chengdu, a cultural events center in central Chengdu, several youth ambassadors spoke to an audience of largely grade school students on climate change action, as well as their own involvement [...]

Responsible Bloggers: polluters’ ultimatum, China losing control, rainforests for rubber, new labor laws, media coverage

A round-up of responsible blogging about China, the environment, and CSR:

“East China Province Gives Ultimatum to Polluters Before Olympics”
All Roads Lead to China
April 7, 2008
“Xinhua has just released an article that I think everyone should pay attention to: [...]

Cleaning up ResponsibleChina’s blogroll

I know many of you have found the links on this site very useful, but I want to make sure the blogroll doesn’t get too cluttered.
You’ll notice that I’ve removed/added some stuff.
Hopefully this helps keep everything up-to-date and relevant.

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ResponsibleChina featured on Alltop.com

Guy Kawasaki wrote me and some other fellow bloggers an email this weekend:
I am the CEO of a company called Nononina. We recently released a website that is a collection of “single-page aggregations” organized by topics such as Fashion, Celebrities, Sports, Gaming, Macintosh, Science, Green, and Autos. You can think of Alltop as a “digital [...]

Ecomagination and Environmental Laws Make Money for GE in China

Big money, big change: General Electric pushes for environmental laws and revs up Ecomagination in China
The Wall Street Journal recently hosted a special event, ECO:nomics: Creating Environmental Capital, that focuses on a “CEO-level view of the rapidly developing relationship between the environment and the bottom line.” Program participant Jeffrey Immelt, chairman and CEO of [...]