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Environment & Development in China -Guangdong Province Faces Acid Rain -Environment Monitoring Satellites Start Operation -World's First AP1000 Unit to be Built -Mutual Understanding in Clean Energy -Chinese Vice Premier Hails Launching of Disaster-monitoring Satellites -Two Natural Disaster Monitoring Satellites Launched -Beijing Official Apologizes to Public for Bad Odors from Dump -Report: 20% Guangdong Shore Polluted by Sewage -Industry Cuts back on Energy -Autos: Eco-cars to Get Policy Support -Yangtze River Marker Lights to Go Solar -China, Singapore to Base Tianjin Eco-city on Sustainable Development -Perfection Mania Wastes Resources -Recycling Industry Sets Test for Changsha Garbos -Beijingers Vexed on Keeping Car Ban -Mainland and HK Sign Power, Gas Deal -Beijing Reports Improved Environmental Quality -No Pollution after Fatal Chemical Plant Blast in South China -Shanxi Boosts Wind Power Development -US Paper Lauds Beijing Olympics as 'Triumph', Including Environment -Clean-air Measures to Remain after Games -China to Regulate Recycling of Electronic Waste -Official: Beijing Air Pollution Index down more than 20 Percentage Points during Olympics -French Paper Lauds Beijing's Anti-pollution Measures -PFDP to Discuss Environment, Resource Protection -PIF Dialogue Partner's Plenary Opens with Focus on Environment -Beijing Mulls Strict Sewage Discharge Plans after Olympics -Air Quality for Olympics Beijing's Best in a Aecade -SIS Leaders Discuss Climate Change, Fuel and Food Costs -Gov't to Raise on-grid Price of Coal-fired Power Plants -China Closes Small Thermal Generators with 14.38 mln kw Capacity in 2007 -PIF Summit Concludes after Discussions on Regional Growth, Climate Change -Green Axe Hangs over Local Officials -Beijing Reports Excellent Air Quality -Premier Wen: Environment Remains Priority -Measures Taken to Guarantee Water Quality in Shanghai -Highly-polluting Official Vehicles to Be Confiscated -Winds of Change for China's Environment Protection -Mln-kw air-cooling Systems to Be Installed at Clean-coal Plants -Beijing Olympic Village Granted LEED Gold Award -Tax on Big Cars Raised to Save Fuel -China, US Benefit from Cooperation on Energy Issues -Thunderstorms Help Clear the Air in Beijing -Shanghai Closes in on Green Roof Target -1/4 World's Whales and Dolphins Face Extinction -National Decree on Energy Savings Issued -Oily Substance Found Floating off Qingdao Coast -Report: China Unleashes Clean Revolution -Environment and Energy Exchanges Launched -Beijing to Have "Fairly Good" Air Quality for Olympics Opening      1   2   3   4   5   6

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