Archiv für 'Umwelt'

The expansive and unregulated nature of shark fishing in Taiwan

Sunday, 4.12.2011

Taiwan’s Shark Fin Trade In Pictures (Asian Scientist)


Rifts cloud start of UN climate talks 各国仍在碳排放问题上各执己见

Friday, 2.12.2011

Von Pilita Clark. Quelle: ftchinese.com.


Machines whirr, click and zap 机器飞速地旋转着,喳喳作响

Friday, 2.12.2011

The way the world turns 中国清洁能源行业之忧 “… clean energy industry in China … US companies bringing actions to block cheap Chinese imports rarely inhabit sectors that get a technophile’s pulse racing …” Von Leslie Hook und Ed Crooks (ftchinese.com).


Weltkimagipfel Durban – Das Klima wird im riesigen China gemacht

Tuesday, 29.11.2011

Von Angelika Hillmer. Quelle: Hamburger Abendblatt. Ferner: China will mitmachen – zahlen sollen die anderen Von Ruth Kirchner (ARD).


Shark fin off the menu at top hotels

Thursday, 24.11.2011

Von Dong Zhen. Quelle: Shanghai Daily.


Building Energy-efficient Homes for Low-carbon Cities in China

Tuesday, 15.11.2011

Quelle: Weltbank


China has seen the future, and its color is green

Monday, 14.11.2011

Von Wu Jiao. Quelle: China Daily.


Pea-soup pollution

Sunday, 13.11.2011

China concedes it underestimates air pollution levels Von Malcolm Moore (Telegraph).


Chinese airlines to challenge Brussels on emission charge中国航空业拟就碳排放费起诉欧盟

Friday, 11.11.2011

Quelle: ftchinese.com


Schwermetalle – Chinas Äcker sind stark verseucht

Tuesday, 8.11.2011

Quelle: Spiegel. Vgl. 让人“无处可逃”的耕地重金属超标 (sohu.com).


Air quality perfectly ordinary

Monday, 7.11.2011

Beijing’s bad air day Von Simon Rabinovitch (FT-Blog).


Purified air for China’s elite

Sunday, 6.11.2011

Officials have been slow to address air pollution in Beijing. Von Andrew Jacobs. Quelle: NYT.


China to phase out incandescent lightbulbs

Saturday, 5.11.2011

Von Tania Branigan. Quelle: Guardian.


U.S. readings challenge China’s smog claims

Wednesday, 2.11.2011

Von Josh Levs. Quelle: CNN.


Chinesische Forscher warnen vor drastischem Gletscherschwund

Saturday, 29.10.2011

Von Markus Becker. Quelle: Spiegel.


It needs a vast area of ocean to swim in

Wednesday, 26.10.2011

Conservationists round on Chinese whale shark aquarium Von Malcolm Moore (Telegraph).


Stoßzahn-Schmuggel in Vietnam: Tonnenschwerer Elfenbeinfund beschlagnahmt

Wednesday, 26.10.2011

“… hätten auf einem Boot nach China geschmuggelt werden sollen …” Von Sarah Wagner. Quelle: Focus.


Drastic retreat, large loss of mass

Tuesday, 25.10.2011

China’s Himalayan glaciers melting away (The Australian/AFP)


Guangdong Province is committed to making its freight sector greener

Wednesday, 19.10.2011

Guangdong launches Green Freight Demonstration Project (Weltbank)


Beihilfen-Profiteure: Gegen Chinas Solarmacht hilft nur Protektionismus

Tuesday, 18.10.2011

Von Boris Palmer. Quelle: FTD.


Farmers prey on birds

Tuesday, 11.10.2011

Von Yan Shuang. Quelle: Global Times.


China set to exceed carbon emission forecasts, figures show

Thursday, 6.10.2011

Von Jonathan Watts. Quelle: Guardian.


Shock as Myanmar halts dam project

Wednesday, 5.10.2011

“… Lu [Lu Qizhou, general manager for China Power Investment Corp] chided Western environmental groups for putting pressure on the government …” Quelle: Shanghai Daily. Vgl. 缅甸总统下令暂停由中国负责的水坝建设工程 (rfa.org) und 缅甸叫停水坝工程的背后:西方挑拨中缅关系 (caixun.com).


Beijing Gallery Puts a Focus on Global Warming

Sunday, 2.10.2011

Von Edward Wong. Quelle: NYT.


China’s per capita CO2 emissions

Thursday, 29.9.2011

China’s population are set to become the world’s biggest per capita polluters. Von Peter Foster. Quelle: Telegraph.