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Revived Poyang Lake Dam Project Sparks Ecological Concerns, Again

Conservationists are concerned that construction could potentially damage the habitat of flora and f......

2022-05-20 13:00:56

environment

Chinese Band Uses Lockdown Metaphors as Tour Titles

Backspace postpones domestic concerts amid the coronavirus outbreak with a fitting name for their re......

2022-05-06 09:27:01

music

What’s Leaving Cetaceans Stranded on China’s Coasts?

Experts say human activities and climate change are proving detrimental to the survival of aquatic a......

2022-05-05 08:47:15

animals

China Says Thousands of Companies Risk Contaminating Soil

Most companies were unaware of their environmental obligations and unable to manage pollution.

2022-04-27 10:18:13

environment

Early Report Offers Few Clues on Crashed China Eastern Plane

All 132 people on board the Boeing 737-800 jetliner have been declared dead.

2022-04-21 03:48:08

transport

He Was Visiting Shanghai. Then His Health Code Turned Red.

A Shanxi native describes his harrowing journey from homelessness to finding shelter during the city......

2022-04-19 11:52:08

first person

China’s Lockdowns Boost Refrigerator Sales to Store Food

Industry data shows “dramatic” increase in sales volume since late March.

2022-04-13 08:48:12

consumption

Jilin Lockdowns Add Stress to Residents With Medical Needs

Many parts of the province are currently under various restrictions to curb rising COVID-19 cases.

2022-03-30 13:13:58

Coronavirus

Academics Worry Over China’s Shrinking Grassland Coverage

The country’s most recent national land survey showed grassland area decreased from 400 million hect......

2022-03-22 10:22:49

environment

Native Forests Serve Better in Restoration Projects, Study Says

Researchers said massive tree planting is not as helpful as restoring natural forests to help slow c......

2022-03-18 09:27:01

environment

Nonprofits Urge Pinduoduo to Stop Selling Disposable Plastic Items

The online retailer was found to be slower in implementing anti-plastic policies compared with other......

2022-03-15 10:04:13

consumption

China’s Climate Goals Are Ambitious. Are Its Provinces Up to the Task?

China’s provinces each have their own reasons why they can’t kick their coal reliance.

2022-03-14 10:28:01

climate change

Goose in China May Be Earliest Domesticated Bird Globally: Study

A new finding suggests that goose domestication dates back 7,000 years ago, making them the oldest d......

2022-03-08 09:24:23

animals

China Reports Most COVID-19 Cases Since Early Days of Pandemic

Health authorities said the highly transmissible Omicron variant is responsible for the surge.

2022-03-07 09:51:52

Coronavirus

IPCC Warns China Will Be Hit Hard by Climate Change

Water and food insecurity are among the biggest risks in a warmer future.

2022-03-03 08:00:59

environment

Cambodia Says Chinese ‘Blood Slave’ Story Doesn’t Hold Water

Cambodian police accused Li Yayuanlun and three others of inventing the tale to avoid prosecution.

2022-03-01 15:01:17

crime

Investigators Release Trafficking Details of Woman Chained to Wall

Provincial authorities punished 17 local officials in relation to the case that has kept the country......

2022-02-23 10:57:24

violence & harassment

Chinese ‘Blood Slave’ Rescued in Cambodia

When a man, trafficked abroad and forced to join a cybercrime operation, refused to cooperate, kidna......

2022-02-18 09:16:39

crime

As Drought Worsens, Guangdong to Face ‘Severe’ Water Shortages

Rivers in the southern province have received 70% less rain since last fall.

2022-02-15 05:20:13

climate change

China Plans Regional Caps to Conserve Water Usage

The country’s per capita water resources are less than one-third of the global average.

2022-02-11 08:50:47

environment

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