Energy Publications

CES 11 pp. 154-181

Jul 07, 2011
Feature Box: Exploring for Solutions to the Water Challenges on the East Mountain Plateau in Yunnan Province By Patricia Kambesis Commentary: Benchmarking Existing Building Performance: China’s Green Building Movement Gets a Critical Asset By Xu Wei & Don Anderson Spotlight on NGO Activism: Dams, Glaciers, and Ecological Migration: GreenRiver’s Work Protecting China’s Rivers By Deng Wen (Translated by Ada Yue Wu & Kexin Liu) Feature Box: Danish-Chinese Partnerships: Increasing the Use of Renewable Energy in China By Leah Strauss Commentary: Towards a More Sustainable Chinese Aluminum Industry By Louis B. Schwartz & Ryan N. Hodum Spotlight on NGO Activism: Developing Environmental Stewardship Through Art By Sara Gavney Moore & Jim Harris Feature Box: Linking Wetlands along the Siberian Crane Flyway in Eastern China By Jim Harris & Sara Gavney Moore more

CES 3 Table of Contents

Jul 07, 2011
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CES 8 Commentaries, pp. 130-152:

Jul 07, 2011
The Difference a Legislature Makes: Administering Market-Driven Air Pollution Control Regulations in Taiwan and China By Eric Zusman A New Model for Chinese Rural Development? Industrial Agriculture and Renewable Energy in Rural China By Ben Greenhouse Prospects for Developing Meaningful Public Participation in Environmental Decision-making in China By Christine Chung Spotlight on NGO Activism in China: Pingnan Green Wins Court Case Against Chemical Company By Melanie Pitkin, Global Greengrants Fund Agroforestry Systems in Northern China: Promoting Development and Environmental Improvement By Dave Daversa On the Way Towards Eco-Villages: Upgrading Energy Systems in Rural Hainan By Lei Bi and Murray Haight Spotlight on NGO Activism in China: Green Eyes: Taking Action to Halt Illegal Wildlife Trade By Daniela Salaverry, Pacific Environment more

Solar Technology and Markets: Illuminating the Prospects for China and the U.S.

Jul 07, 2011
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CES 6 Feature Article, pp. 19-36

Jul 07, 2011
One Country,Two Systems,One Smog Cross-Boundary Air Pollution Policy Challenges for Hong Kong and Guangdong by Lisa Hopkinson and Rachel Stern more

CES 9 Feature Article, pp. 43-56

Jul 07, 2011
Is Guangdong the Dark Horse in Addressing Ecological and Human Health Threats? By Kaleb Brownlow & Stephanie Renzi more

CES 4 Introduction, p. 1-2 Feature Article, 3-20

Jul 07, 2011
Introduction Hot Air and Cold Water: The Unexpected Fall in China's Energy Use by Jonathan Sinton and David Fridley more

CES 2 Foreword

Jul 07, 2011
Foreword Aaron Frank, Editor more

CES 11 pp. 182-215

Jul 07, 2011
Commentary: A Vision of a Green Pearl River Delta: The NDRC’s 2008-2020 Outline Plan for the PRD, Christine Loh, Megan Pillsbury By Andrew Lawson & Mike Kilburn Commentary: Shifting Power in Central-Local Environmental Governance in China: The Regional Supervision Centers By Scott Moore Feature Box: Preparing for Humanitarian Disasters at the Third Pole By Linden Ellis Feature Box: Relieving Stress on China’s Agriculture: Long-Term UK-China Collaboration to Help China Adapt to Climate Change Impacts By John Warburton Commentary: Incineration: A Dangerous Policy Option for China’s Municipal Solid Waste By Zhao Ang & Mao Da Spotlight on NGO Activism: The Gun Shoots the Bird That Does Not Stick Out By Li Xiu Min Commentary: Greenlaw and the First Year of China’s Open Environmental Information Regulations By Hu Yuanqiong (Translated By Michael Zhang & Jacob Fromer) more

CES 1 Part 1

Jul 07, 2011
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