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Environment & Development in China -Ecological Resources Use Below Average -Kenya Launches Renewable Energy Blueprint -China Still Faces Severe Inshore Pollution -Energy Ministers Focus on Oil Prices, Global Warming -China Sees Rapid Expansion of Man-made Forests -Chemical Leakage Threatens Drinking Water for 200,000 in S China -How to Kick the Carbon Habit? -Ministry of Environmental Protection: Rural Environment "Deteriorating" -Pollution Emissions on Wane in Cleaner China -No Garbage Left during Torch Relay on Mt. Everest -People across China Salute World Environment Day -Green Plan 'Requires New Focus' -Shanghai Takes Hard Line to Clear Air and Water -Retailers Go Green, Bag Makers Red -Power Shortages Amid Surging Demand: Expects -Massive Investment Needed in Clean Energy: Experts -Environmental Bag Sale Held for Quake Relief -Ban on Free Plastic Bags Takes Effect -Clean and Green Programs Along the Yangtze River -China Energy Project Shortlisted for Global Green Awards -Taihu Lake Water Safety Fears Remain -China Ban on Ultra-thin Plastic Bags Draws Mixed Reaction -WB to Lend 441 Mln US Dollars for Energy Efficiency in China -Summit Seeks Accord on Arctic Environment Protection -Water Quality Stable in China's Once Algae-choked Lake -Strong Sandstorm Hits Inner Mongolia -China Launches Massive Program to Save Qinghai Lake -Water Quality Basically Unchanged in Quake-hit Areas -Environment Ministry Urges Proper Disposal of Garbage in Quake Areas -G8 Environment Chiefs Discuss Biodiversity -China Wants Japan to Set up Clean Tech Forum -Developed Countries Should Lead in Reducing GHG Emissions -Six Pandas Transferred Because of Food Shortage, Damaged Shelters after Quake(2008-05-23) -Is Agricultural Biodiversity Another Way Out for Global Food Crisis?(2008-05-23) -Chengdu's Drinking Water Safe Despite Contamination(2008-05-23) -Guerrilla War on Garbage(2008-05-22) -Nations Discuss Species Diversity(2008-05-22) -Energy Cooperation 'Won't Hurt Other Countries'(2008-05-22) -'Quake Lakes' to be Fixed, Thousands Evacuated(2008-05-22) -China Warns of Contamination of Drinking Water in Quake Zones(2008-05-21) -China Recovers 30 Radioactive Sources Buried in Earthquake(2008-05-21) -Floating Dust Hits Beijing, Reducing Visibility(2008-05-21) -HSBC's Green Efforts(2008-05-21) -Civilian Nuclear Facilities in Sichuan Confirmed Safe(2008-05-20) -US SBig Market in China's Energy Saving Drive(2008-05-20) -Chinese Fern Used to Clean up Heavy Metal-polluted Soil(2008-05-20) -All Nuclear Facilities in China's Earthquake-struck Areas Safe and Secure(2008-05-19) -Greener Investment(2008-05-19) -Final Version of Bag Regulation Released(2008-05-19) -Most Nations 'Failing to Meet' Millennium Goals(2008-05-19)      1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9

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