Winter coal burning in Beijing’s outlying villages is a major cause of the city’s smogBeijing is best known as China’s capital city, an expanding modern city of high rises and traffic-clogged ring roads, but Beijing municipality covers an area half the size of Belgium:......
China will launch its emissions trading system next year, aiming to make it the world's biggest carbon-trading market and help the largest greenhouse emitting country to reduce pollution, Paul Welitzkin reports from New YorkIt's the world's largest in just about everythi......
Hebei, a neighboring province of Beijing, will put stricter control on the use of coal in an effort to curb severe air pollution in the region, reported Xinhua News Agency on Wednesday.Bulk coal consumption will be banned in 18 counties that neighbor Beijing by the end o......
In an effort to better protect the local environment, authorities in southwest China's Yunnan Province are pioneering a new method: establishing special courts and making polluters fund environmental protection projects.On Wednesday, a forest was unveiled in Dongchuan Di......
BEIJING - The supply-demand mismatch in China's coal industry has not seen a substantial change despite prices rebounding this year, an industry association said."There are still many uncertainties in the coal market, and we should not be blindly optimistic," Wang Xianzh......
Conference Information:1、Conference Agenda 2、E4Tech-Real-world car emission estimations - a more accurate approach PDF3、China Passenger Vehicle Fuel Consumption Development Annual Report 2016iCET held a "2016 China CAFC and Urban Real-World Emission Evaluation Workshop......
Chinese companies and banks are continuing to drive global coal expansion, as state owned companies, backed by state loans, build coal-fired power plants across the world. This is despite commitments from China’s top leaders to deliver clean energy and low carbon infrast......
On 18 September, Mr. Zhao Yingmin, Vice Minister of Environmental Protection indicated on the 10th International Workshop of Regional Air Quality Management that problems such as extensive management, excessive emission of pollutants and illegal emission exist in China’s......
Over 90% of people are willing to pay more for electricity from renewable sources to control air pollution but lack market muscle, a survey in 10 cities finds.The vast majority of China’s urban consumers are willing to pay higher bills to buy “green electricity” from r......
(Beijing) — Local governments in nearly 100 cities have failed a non-governmental organizations' test that measures how well they inform the public about environmental hazards.Failing the Pollution Information Transparency Index (PITI) test with scores of less than 60 ou......
