Green web hosting with DreamHost

In case you didn’t notice, ResponsibleChina.com is now being hosted through DreamHost, a “carbon-neutral” Web host.

Wokai brings microfinance to China

We’ve mentioned them before (thanks, Mark) in our post about social entrepreneurship in Sichaun, but in case you didn’t hear the first time around, Wokai.org is raising loan capital for microfinance institutions in China.
A big thank you to co-founders Courtney McColgan and Casey Wilson for referring to ResponsibleChina in their recent blog post at Wokai [...]

Bambu hatches idea for NEST collective

Check out my recent post on WorldChanging.com about the NEST collective, co-founded by Jeff Delkin and Rachel Speth of bambu, a renewable bamboo kitchenware and utensils company based in Shanghai. Stay tuned for an upcoming ResponsibleChina podcast about bambu’s vision of “responsible manufacturing.”
Proudly Made in China: NEST collective
WorldChanging Team
May 27, 2008
A group of foreigners doing [...]

Responsible Bloggers: China earthquake coverage

The aftermath of the earthquake will continue to cause suffering for millions of people, and the full scale of environmental damage remains to be seen, so I know this won’t be the last time I report about this terrible disaster.
But while help is on the way and China maintains the recovery process, I thought I’d [...]

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: [...]