Chinese Website Names, Shames Polluters
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Text of report by Shi Jiangtao in Beijing headlined: "Website names and shames polluters" by Hong Kong newspaper South China Morning Post website on 15 September  The mainland's first web-based database on water pollution to be run by a non-governmental organization was unveiled yesterday.
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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c50773)  has announced the addition of China Environmental Protection Industry  Report 2006 to their offering.
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Text of report in English by official Chinese news agency Xinhua (New China News Agency)  ["Official Urges Legislature To Hold Governments Accountable for Pollution" - Xinhua headline]  Beijing, Feb.
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By ANITA CHANG  BEIJING - China's environmental watchdog ordered factories polluting a scenic lake to stop production Tuesday, following an algae bloom that contaminated the drinking water supply for 2 million people.
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Shits to music industry? So says Xinhuanet, the web site for China&#39;s official state news agency, Xinhua. It almost works, and it carries over into the body text.
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Â· Trade group urges ban for chemical additivesÂ· Anger over burden on parents to check labels
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Illegal local government construction destroying China's forests   BEIJING, Feb. 7 (Xinhua) -- China's State Forestry Administration (SFA) has blasted local authorities and private companies for flaunting the law by chopping down forests to make way for new transport links.
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Falls over on first day A new Chinese government website aimed at encouraging comrades to report corruption was brought to its knees yesterday by a stampede of eager citizens, Reuters reports.â¦
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While developing nations China, Brazil and India grow at break-neck pace with their burgeoning industry and farming, industrialized countries want them to clean up the dirty practices that have made them some of the world's biggest polluters.
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According to reports from a government Internet watchdog, China has shut down about 1,287 websites that cater to harmful content - pornography, religious cults, gambling and superstition.
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By Evan Osnos, Chicago Tribune  Mar. 12--LINFEN, China -- Here in one of the world's most polluted cities, where coal dust blackens apples still on the branch, something new is in the air.   It's not the brown smoke chugging out of coke plants and iron smelters day and night.
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By Bruce Einhorn and Ben Elgin  Google, Yahoo! and Microsoft endured a wave of public disapproval earlier this year over their compliance with Chinese censorship of their websites.
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Without reason, Western search engines in China are now being redirected to Chinese search site Baidu.
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China's latest weapon against illegal polluters is humans trained to sniff out foul gases, a Chinese paper reports.
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By Jonathan Fenby  China is finally coming clean about the cost to its economy of its huge pollution problem.
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Never mind Baidu, look at Yahoo! A Chinese court last month found Yahoo! China liable for copyright infringement by deep-linking to songs. Both Yahoo! and Baidu, China's largest search engine, provide search tools for finding music, most of which is unlicensed.â¦
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Bloggers reported that domains containing the word "search" in China were hijacked and redirected to Baidu, a Chinese language Internet search provider.