Sucking out the poison in lakes
Dining tables may be missing a few mitten crabs of late but behind the delicacy's shortage lies an epic battle involving man, chemicals and nature.
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Painted chicks sold as pets for 4 pesos ($0.8 cents) each are displayed outside a market in Manila July 29, 2009.
Bao Daozu
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- Australian Senate rejects carbon-trade bill
- CO2 curve ticks upward as key climate talks loom
- APEC: Asia-Pacific most affected by climate change
- Glacier meltdown scale arouses debate
- EU nations fail to agree on bluefish tuna ban
- Commentary: China bets big on green future
- China's legislature endorses climate change resolution
 Expert: China's largest desert lake may vanish in decades
Lightning is seen over Wuhan, capital of central China's Hubei Province, as a thunderstorm hits the city June 28, 2009.
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 Orphaned elephants taken care of in Sri Lanka
Deforestation in their habitat has forced these orangutans to overcome their natural fear of water in search of food in Central Borneo, Indonesia.
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 Plastic bag ban ignored at open food markets
India will spend more than $290 million cleaning up two iconic lakes in Kashmir, India's environment minister said on Monday, which have been polluted during decades of neglect.
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 Gearing up for green auto era
World Environment Day is coming up again (June 5). What can we do as a community?
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Global Village of Beijing
Greenpeace China