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Since 1997, the China Environment Forum has been active in creating programming and publications to encourage dialog among U.S. and Chinese scholars, policymakers, businesses, and nongovernmental organizations on environmental and energy challenges in China.

Current Initiative:

  • Environmental Health—With support from the U.S. Agency for International Development, CEF is working with Western Kentucky University (WKU) on a new China Environmental Health Project (CEHP). This section includes research briefs on the human health impacts of polluted air, water, land and the policies and activism driving these and food safety.

    Ongoing Initiatives:

  • Climate Change and Energy
  • Water
  • Environmental NGOs, Public Participation, and Governance

    Students: Apply your interests to an internship at the China Environment Forum! Fall application deadline is July 17, 2009.
    Job Seekers: Browse job listings in the field of China and the environment advertised through our network.

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  • Publications

    China Environment Series 10 (2008/2009)
    Authors in this issue of the China Environment Series examine many of China's environmental health challenges, with emphasis throughout on potential steps to address these problems through regulation, better research, greater NGO involvement, and international assistance.



    News
    A Savvy Litigator Takes on China's Polluters
    Public interest lawyer Jingjing Zhang spent a month at the Wilson Center as a scholar with the China Environment Forum. Nicknamed "China's Erin Brockovich," she litigates cases that compensate villagers victimized by industrial pollution.

    CES 10 author featured in Nature article.
    JUNE 2009 - CES 10 author Steven Q. Andrews was recently cited in a June 17th Nature article on clean air in Beijing

    CEF's Jennifer Turner to speak on the future of environmental law in China
    JUNE 2009 - China Environment Forum Director Jennifer Turner will speak at a Washington D.C. Bar Association meeting on environmental law in China

    CEF Meeting On The Hill Featured on Lowcarboneconomy.com and egovmonitor.com
    MAY 2009 - CEF Meeting on Capitol Hill was recently featured in two articles on black carbon, the US, and China.




    Event Summaries
    China's Watersheds Under Stress
    Thursday, June 18 2009, 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
    Jon Barnett, Melbourne University; Kristen McDonald, China Rivers Project; Zhang Jingjing, CLAPV
    Event Summary

    Animal Investigators: Solving Wildlife Crimes and Saving Endangered Species in Brazil and China
    Wednesday, May 20 2009, 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
    Laurel Neme, author of Animal Investigators; Crawford Allen, WWF; Kevin Garlick, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
    Event Summary

    Seeing Through the Smog: Promoting Sino-U.S. Cooperation on Air Quality, Environmental Health, and Climate Change
    Tuesday, May 12 2009, 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
    Robert O'Keefe, Health Effects Institute; Denise Mauzerall, Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton University; Junfeng (Jim) Zhang, UMDNJ-School of Public Health
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    Linden Ellis, Program Assistant

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