Highlights from last month’s APECC newsletter:

• Green investing
• China starts auto parts recovery program for circular economy
• Oil subsidies only good in the short term
• Air fit for Olympics: IOC report

(Image via TulsiPeople.)

Check out the latest newsletter from the China Environment and Sustainable Development Reference and Research Center about “organic trends” in China:

ORGANIC TRENDS aims to promote environmentally friendly and healthy food production and processing. Offering a forum for producers, distributors, retailers, consumers as well as academicians, it reports on recent trends in organic farming and food development and provides consumer information. Contributions are welcome!

Editor: China Environment and Sustainable Development Reference and Research Centre (CESDRRC)

Supporters: Centre for International Migration and Development (CIM)

Also, be sure to download the 2008 CESDRRC China Organic Food Directory, which I have listed under a new category, “Directories,” in our Blogroll. You can find companies listed by geographic region: Shanghai, Beijing, Northern China, and Southern China. And you can also learn more about inspection and certification, as well as find links to useful websites.

I know, I know, it’s a bit overdue. But still relevant.

Check out these highlights from the February newsletter of the Auto Project on Energy and Climate Change (APECC):

• Beijing to build energy stockpiles for the Olympics
• New emission standards postpone auto price wars
• Building starts on gas pipe
  
• Polluters urged to buy “green insurance”

Check out the monthly news briefing from the Auto Project on Energy and Climate Change (APECC). Here are some highlights:

• Cold weather adding to nation’s power problem
• New fuel standards take effect in Beijing
• Forum urges country to reduce dependence on fossil fuels
• China sets agenda to curb pollution for green Olympics

Check out the latest CSR Newsletter from AmCham Shanghai, courtesy of the Corporate Social Responsibility Department:

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