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International Youth Summit on Energy and Climate Change

International Youth Summit on Energy and Climate Change July 18, 2009 – July 19, 2009 Beijing, China Hosts: Tsinghua University Student Green Association Peking University CDM Club China Youth Climate Action Network To learn more, visit the official Web site: http://www.iysecc.org/en/index.html Executive Summary The International Youth Summit on Energy and Climate Change (IYSECC) will bring [...]

New Ventures: Disruptive Green Innovation

Announcement from my colleague at the World Resources Institute, Ray Cheung: Disruptive Green Innovation New Ventures China 2009 Forum July 24th, 2009 Beijing, China For more information and to register: http://www.new-ventures.org.cn/forum2009/intro_en.html INVITATION The World Resources Institute and the DAO Institute of Environment and Development cordially invite you to the New Ventures China Disruptive Green Innovation [...]

Call for Papers: 2009 Wuhan International Conference on the Environment

Call for Papers: PACE (Professional Association for China’s Environment) is hosting the 2009 Wuhan International Conference on the Environment (WICE, 2009) from June 27-30, 2009 in Wuhan, which is the first experimental city for the development of a “Resource-Saving and Environmentally-Friendly” Eco-Society in China. The aims of this conference are to serve as an interdisciplinary scientific [...]

March 27: PACE “Environmental China” newsletter

Environmental China Published by PACE (Professional Association for China’s Environment) A weekly update of China’s environmental news and analysis from PACE (www.pacechina.net) By CC Huang Welcome to Environmental China, PACE’s e-mail newsletter devoted to giving interested readers a comprehensive update of news concerning China’s environment. This newsletter will be sorted first with an Opinion section, [...]

More on China’s stimulus plan: Mixed messages, doubts and…at least a little hope?

As a follow-up to my previous post, I wanted to point out a few more blog posts and articles that I think are worth a read. First of all, most people might not even know this, but the 4 trillion yuan stimulus has been tweaked. Props to Charlie McElwee from China Environmental Law for noticing [...]

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