Environmental charities in China

We’ve all heard of Greenpeace and the World Wildlife Fund, but what are some other charitable organizations dedicated to environmental issues, specifically in China?
Here is a limited list of some of the best resources I’ve come across. Please add your comments below to alert ResponsibleChina readers to organizations that I may have missed.
International Fund for [...]

ResponsibleChina signs up for Blog Action Day!

I’m already ahead of the game, but it won’t hurt to join the movement!
The folks at Blog Action Day want to unite bloggers across the world on October 15th to post something about the environment. “Our aim is to get everyone talking towards a better future,” organizers say.
Check out the official Blog Action [...]

Chevrolet: A Beijing Revolution

(For those of you who aren’t up to speed on your ad slogans, Chevy’s official campaign is “An American Revolution.” Guess it’s kind of lame to explain the allusions of your blog post title, but “Drove My Chevy to the levy and painted it with angry slogans” was already taken. Thanks, Imagethief.)
This news is a [...]

Facebook’s goin’ green!

Facebook added yet another application to its growing arsenal of personalization tools. This time, it’s about being “green.”

I Am Green
When we commit to doing something good, we inspire each other to do that, and more. We’re creating a powerful, virtuous cycle of Green action.
So far, “I Am Green” is used by only 17 [...]

Cakes + photos + flamingoes = Luo Hong

(Photo credit: Luo Hong, via China Daily.)
Chinese photographer Luo Hong was featured in the People’s Daily Online for no particular newsworthy reason other than that he is “hopelessly” in love with flamingoes and dedicated to saving the environment through his art. (See a gallery of his images at the China Daily site.)
Flamingoes are the [...]