Events
CEF Speakers Named Time Magazine's Environmental Heroes for 2007
OCTOBER 2007 - Christine Loh and Wang Canfa are recognized globally for their cutting edge environmental protection work
In Mongolia, Climate Change and Mining Boom Threaten National Identity
Mongolia, a vast, sparsely populated country almost as large as Western Europe, is at once strikingly poor and strikingly rich. Its GDP per capita falls just below that of war-torn Iraq, and Ulan Bator has some of the worst air pollution ever recorded in a capital city. At the same time, Mongolia sits atop some of the world’s largest mineral reserves, worth trillions of dollars, and its economy, already one of the world’s fastest growing, could expand by a factor of six by the end of the decade as those reserves are developed.
China Environment Series 7 Published in Chinese
NOVEMBER 2005--Published in partnership with China Development Brief and made possible by a grant from Shell China, Ltd.
CES 9 Commentaries, pp. 117-134
Breathing Better: Linking Energy and GHG Reduction to Health Benefits in China
By Kong Chiu, Yu Lei, Yanshen Zhang, & Dan Chen
Back to the Future: Bicycles, Human Health, & GHG Emissions in China
By Peter Koehn
Spotlight on NGO Activism: Shanghai Green Oasis
By Kang Hongli & Mayu Suzuki
Feature Box: China Holds the Key to Saving Wild Tigers
By Grace Ge Gabriel
Where the Wild Things Are...Sold
By Linden Ellis & Jennifer L. Turner
China Environment Series 4 (2001)
Introduction Hot Air and Cold Water: The Unexpected Fall in China's Energy Use by Jonathan Sinton and David Fridley
China Environment Series 9 Now Available
FEBRUARY 2008 - Environment, Health Examined in New Report, Authors See Solutions in Regulation, Research, NGOs, and International Assistance