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Environment & Development in China -Energy, Environment Major Issues for Sino-EU Relations -Energy Consumption Per Unit GDP Continues to Fall -Calendar in May. 2008 -Algae Bloom Clearing as Sailors Train -WB Approves US$1m to Help China Identify Contamination -Environment Ministry Adds Two Departments -Green Rooftops Can Have Many Uses -Two Environmental Programs Set Examples for World -Calender in Apr. 2008 -Equal Emissions Cuts 'Unreasonable,' Economists Say -Hu Calls on Major Economies to Combat Climate Change -China 'Committed to Fighting' Climate Change -China Says Developed, Developing Countries Need Cooperation on Global Challenges -Clean-up Continues as Algae Shrinks in Olympic Water -'Grass House' Highlights Environmental Concern -Warming Threatens Plant Species on Qinghai-Tibet Plateau -G8 Is Unlikely to Agree on Climate Deal -Grasslands Promising for Renewable Energy Sources -Green Dream Comes True in City Center -Blue Skies Due in Beijing in Early July -Computer Recycling in Rural Areas to Start in HK -Beijing Drives High-emission Vehicles off Road for Olympics -China Needs More Efforts to Fully Ban Free Plastic Bags -Gov't Reports First Major Emissions Drop -Area of Qinghai Lake Has Increased Continuously -UN Encourages China to Play Global Role -Grasslands Face Severe Desertification Despite Protection -Project in Badaling forest absorbs more carbon -Area of Qinghai Lake Has Increased Continuously for 3 Years -More Efforts Urged to Cope with Climate Change -Drive to Halt Straw Burning Sees Farmers 'Go Green' -China Generates Solar-power Guidelines -Fuel Prices Increase Positive for Energy Saving -Duckweeds Cover up Huangpu River -Beijing Strives to Improve Air Quality as Games Draw Near -China Plans to Turn Main "Quake Lake" into Scenic Spot -Algae in Yangtze River Tributary Affects Water for Thousands -Mount Qomolangma to Go on Green Drive -China Sticks to Sustainable Energy Strategy -Beijing's Rocky Mountain Goes Green -Beijing Fulfulls its Environmental Commitment for Olympics -Shandong Civil Servants Experience Energy Shortage -China, US Pledge to Further Cooperation -Environmentalist Urges Green Reconstruction -31 Million Fish Released into Beibu Bay -Water Quality Concerns with Outflow from China's "Quake Lake" -China's Panda Habitat Severely Damaged by Quake -China Quake Causes $3 bln in Forest Damage -Authorities Vigilant of Water Safety -Tote Fashion Goes Green      1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8

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