Terry Townshend, deputy secretary general of the Global Legislators Organization, shares his thoughts on China's environmental protection.
As the International Civil Aviation Organization meets in Montreal to try to reach a deal on the EU's planned carbon tax, new technologies to make Chinese planes greener are now on show.
Here we get a foreign perspective from Terry Townshend, an environmental lawyer and bird blogger living in Beijing, on the importance of Beijing's wetland areas.
Li Li is the founding member of the Black Leopard Wildlife Conservation Station. He started his career in traditional Chinese painting.
Ladislav Mares talks about the prospect of applying nano-fiber technologies into environmental protection and energy conservation in China.
Mr Jorge Mora started developing business in China in 1994.
Over the past 15 years the number of bicycles in Beijing has dropped by more than half. China Daily reporter Zhang Yuchen goes out into the streets on a bike to find out what challenges the local government faces in getting more people back on to their bikes.
There is a saying in China that goes "Food is like Heaven." As the balance of the population shifts from the countryside to the cities so more and more people are being denied the opportunity to control their own "heaven" but is this about to change?
The International Finance Corporation tells us how profit-making and energy-efficient opportunities are neglected in China, and how it digs them out.
Chen Shiqiang, chairman of Henan Hongchang Group and Auspicious Cloud Tea Group, talks about how to use science and technology to transform the characteristic agriculture in Henan.
The award ceremony of the Sixth University Cartoon Competition on Environmental Protection took place in Beijing on Dec 21. Su Haonan from Northeast Normal University won the golden prize in the student group, and a young cartoonist Zhai Haijun from Shanxi province won first prize in the youth group.
What way would you choose to go out – drive alone as usual or take public transportation that could lead to a beautiful encounter? What will you choose?
The discarded ice-cream stick was made from trees. The discarded chicken bone came from a chicken. The discarded Coca-Cola can came from a vending machine. A robot detected all the garbage and collected it off the street. So what about collecting the person who threw the trash everywhere?
While Yege's children become illiterate after dusk. That's because there is no electricity.
We interviewed staff at Huaxing Environmental, the most important E-waste recycling factory in Beijing, to find out what we can do with E-waste and what we can get from it.
Dongsanqi is one of the biggest waste recycling centers in Beijing. At Dongsanqi center, we discovered how the waste was gathered, sorted and transported out of Beijing.
Mr Ronald Denom, president of the SNC-Lavalin Group, which is one of the leading groups of engineering and construction companies in the world, shares his perspectives on building low-carbon cities.
Mr Ronald Denom, president of the SNC-Lavalin Group, which is one of the leading groups of engineering and construction companies in the world, shares his perspectives on building low-carbon cities.
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Mr Ronald Denom, president of the SNC-Lavalin Group, which is one of the leading groups of engineering and construction companies in the world, shares his perspectives on building low-carbon cities.
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