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Report Review

-	Clean energy to create more jobs than coal: Study
-	World oil demand to resume growth in 2010: report
-	Floods affect 600,000 people across West Africa: UN reports
-	Climate change mitigation offers growth chances: UN report
-	Report: Dead Sea losing water more rapidly
-	China work with other nations on climate change: Ambassador
-	Climate change increases glacial burst danger in Nepal
-	New research shows half of farmlands globally have tree cover
-	Int'l climate talks 'wrestle over economy': China's top negotiator
-	Study talks up climate-change adaptation

-	New report says world crude steel production recovers
-	China emissions to peak at 2030: Report
-	94 new species discovered in Nepal
-	China pursues leadership in new energy solutions
-	Many of EU's most vulnerable species under threat
-	Depletion of seagrass threatens marine life
-	Britain fails to hit environmental targets: Report
-	Report: Major SOEs flout pollution laws
-	Climate change undermines China's fight against poverty
-	Report says climate change damage happening in US

-	Pollution index up and running
-	Climate change causes 300,000 deaths a year
-	Ocean off Guangdong seriously polluted: Report
-	88,928 died in natural disasters last year
-	UN identifies factors exposing people to natural disaster impact
-	WB: Future cities to make small carbon footprint
-	Ocean and climate change issues interconnected
-	China issues first white paper on disaster relief
-	China triples wind power capacity goal: Report
-	Energy consumption recovers in Q1

-	Most Americans in areas with unhealthy air
-	Clean air reduces plants' CO2 intake
-	Flow of many rivers in decline worldwide: Study
-	Climate risk for Yangtze river: report
-	Asia's water woes to worsen, says report
-	Butterflies soaring higher in Himalayas region
-	New data shows Arctic literally on thin ice
-	California expected to suffer from climate change
-	Tibet's environment well preserved
-	Climate change threatens Canada's winter sports

-	Dust in Antarctic ice may help understand past climates
-	5th WWF calls for joint action on water challenges
-	Climate change threatens survival of polar bears
-	Developments in China's forestry sector
-	FAO: World loses 70 mln hectares of forest in 15 years
-	UN calls for improved management as demand for water rising
-	EU report highlights soils-climate change link
-	Plenty more fish in the sea? Not any more...
-	Snow, ice declining fast in both polar regions
-	NASA study: 2008 was Earth's 9th warmest year since 1880

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Archives

World Fights A/H1N1 flu

The pandemic fear grips the world as the virus spreads from Mexico to the US, Europe and as far as China.

Panda Facts

A record 28 panda cubs born via artificial insemination have survived in 2006.

South China Karst

Rich and unique karst landforms located in south China display exceptional natural beauty.

Saving the Tibetan Antelopes

The rare animals survive in the harsh natural environment of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.

Laws & Regulations

-	Forestry Law of the People's Republic of China
-	Meteorology Law of the People's Republic of China
-	Fire Control Law of the People's Republic of China
-	Law on Protecting Against and Mitigating Earthquake Disasters
-	Law of the People's Republic of China on Conserving Energy

Links:

State Environmental Protection Administration

Ministry of Water Resources

Ministry of Land and Resources

China Environmental Industry Network

Chengdu Giant Panda Research Base