Environment Publications

CES 7 Foreword, pp. I-II

Jul 07, 2011
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CES 5 Meeting Summaries, pp. 93-136

Jul 07, 2011
19 July 2001--Renewable Energy in China5 September 2001--NGO Conservation Work in Tibet and Western Sichuan20 November 2001--U.S.-Japan Environmental Cooperation: Promoting Sustainable Development in China12 December 2001--(R)evolution in Rural China1 February 2002--Powering Up the Dragon: World Bank and NGO Energy Efficency Projects in China26 February 2002--Green Activism and Civil Society Development in South Korea6 March 2002--Tokyo Workshop on U.S.-Japan Environmental Cooperation15 March 2002--Environmental Film Festival in the Nation's Capital: Screening of The Herdsmen22 March 2002-- Integrated Energy Options and Health Benefits Study for Shanghai, China8 April 2002--Regional Integration of Hong Kong and Guangdong: Hopes and Fears more

CES 10 Commentaries, pp. 86-116

Jul 07, 2011
Building Rural Models to Last: The Global Environmental Institute's Biogas Work in Western China By Emmy Komada Spotlight on NGO Activism: Greener Wishes for Grasslands in Inner Mongolia: Green Longjiang By Zhang Yadong Green Studen Forum: Beijing's Secret Garden of Growing Environmental Health Advocates By Daniel Pulver Spotlight on NGO Activism: Exploring China's River Heritage with China Rivers Project By Kristen McDonald Mining in China: A Primary Ecological and Human Health Concern By Saleem H. Ali Feature Box: From Rural Electrification to Biofuels: NREL's China Program By David Kline, Monisha Shah, & Bill Wallace Spotlight on NGO Activism: Filling a Gap in Environment and Health Work in Southwest China: The Yunnan Health and Development Research Association By Zhang Kaining & Jackson Tung Green Eggs and Ham: Struggles in Swallowing Ecotourism By Monica Liau Spotlight on NGO Activism: China Youth Climate Action Network: Catalyzing Student Activism to Create a Low-Carbon Future By Li Li more

English Sections 2-4

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CES 8 Feature Article, pp.27-40:

Jul 07, 2011
China's Evolving Civil Society: From Environment to Health By Drew Thompson and Xiaoqing Lu Feature Box: The China Environmental Health Project more

CES 6 Meeting Summaries, pp.147-172

Jul 07, 2011
4 June 2002--U.S. Conservation NGOs Finding a Niche in China 12 June 2002--Water Crises in China and Pakistan 26 June 2002--Hazardous Waste Challenges in Greater China 18 September 2002--Marine Issues in China 8 October 2002--Green Olympic Roundtable: Insights for Beijing 2008 18 October 2002--Environmental Journalism in China more

CES 4 Summaries of Working Group on Environment in U.S.-China Relations Meetings---2000-2001, p. 77-86:

Jul 07, 2011
28 January 2000--Environmental Financing in China 9 February 2000--Environmental Financing in China--Multilateral Activities 8 March 2000--Overview of Recent U.S.-China Forum on Environment and Development and China's Response to Water Scarcity in the Hai River Basin more

CES 7 Feature Article, pp. 33-46

Jul 07, 2011
Quenching Beijing's Thirst: The Need for Integrated Management for the Endangered Miyun Reservoir by Christoph Peisert and Eva Sternfeld more

CES 5 Inventory of Environmental and Energy Projects in China, pp. 137-227

Jul 07, 2011
- U.S. Government Activities - U.S. Nongovernmental Organization Activities - U.S. Universities and Professional Associations - Mainland Chinese and Hong Kong Nongovernmental Organizations and Research Centers - Bilateral Government Activities more

CES 10 Commentaries, pp. 117-150

Jul 07, 2011
Environmental Management and Public Health: Challenges and Opportunities in China's Mobile Phone and Telecommunication Industries By Jacob Park Feature Box: Strategies for Decreasing the Carbon Footprint of Chinese Companies and Meeting Global Sustainability Challenges By David Hathaway Yours, Mine, Whose Water? Evolving Water and Property Rights in China By Sonja Schiller Spotlight on NGO Activism: Redefining the GMO Debate in China: Greenpeace China By Lorena Luo Turning a Double Exposure into a Double Dividend: Black Carbon From Indoor Air Pollution in Rural Yunnan By Jill Baumgartener & Nina Trautmann Chaopricha Feature Box: Digging Behind the Scenes: China Environmental Health Project Research Brief Series By Linden J. Ellis & Jennifer L. Turner Feature Box: China Environment Forum Report: Sowing the Seeds Opportunities for U.S.-China Cooperation on Food Safety By Linden J. Ellis & Jennifer L. Turner Risk Management: Lessons Learned From the Snow Crisis in China By Guizhen He, Yonglong Lu, & Lei Zhang more

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This week on Dialogue at the Wilson Center our guest is Mark Mazzetti, a Pulitzer Prize winning reporter for The New York Times. He is the author of the new book, “The Way of the Knife: The CIA, a Secret Army, and a War at the Ends of the Earth.” We also spoke with Curtis Brainard, Editor of The Observatory, the Columbia Journalism Review’s “lens on the science press,” to survey the landscape of science journalism.

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