Videos: “Advancing Sustainable Enterprise in China”

New Ventures, a program of the World Resources Institute, recently debuted a series of videos about sustainable enterprise in China.
The six videos were produced in partnership with theWarehouse, a media program of the journalism school at Shantou University. They tell stories of Chinese entrepreneurs that have developed “innovative business solutions to China’s biggest environmental challenges.”

Beijing [...]

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 Forum on July 24th, 2009.
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Private investors, beware! China’s green sector still faces challenges

Ray Cheung, senior associate at the World Resources Institute, recently wrote about the challenges and opportunities facing China’s environmental and renewable energy sectors.
His article, featured in the book, “Sustainable Investing: The Art of Long-term Performance,” offers a word to the wise for China’s “greentech entrepreneurs” who want to make profits by helping the environment: [...]

RespChi and EMBARQ

In April 2009, Erica was hired as the Information & Innovation Coordinator for EMBARQ - The WRI Center for Sustainable Transport - at the World Resources Institute, an environmental think tank in Washington, DC. She will be creating, editing and managing multimedia content for EMBARQ’s international network of websites, and its blog, TheCityFix.com.

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Greetings from EMBARQ!

Dear friends and fans of ResponsibleChina!
It’s been a while since I’ve posted, but a lot has changed in my life over the past couple of months.
I recently moved out of Chicago back to Maryland, where I attended public high school. In October, I left my reporting job at Crain’s Chicago Business and started a new [...]