China pressed to rein in tiger farms
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The body regulating wildlife trade told China on Wednesday it should stop breeding tigers for traditional medicine, but failed to reach an agreement on whether to loosen a global ban on ivory sales.
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In the face of new competition, primarily from China, produce farmers have joined forces for the first time.
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China will consider adopting measures to protect its interests and those of its trading partners once global textile quotas are scrapped at the end of this month, a government spokesman said on Friday.
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BEIJING (Dow Jones)--China&#39;s likely emergence as the world&#39;s textile and garment superpower after 30 years of global quotas end Dec. 31 has spooked rival producers across
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KEO SEIMA, Cambodia -- Capturing a tiger on camera has always been Ed Pollard's goal, but now it's a necessity.
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CHENGDU, China  - When Chinese policy makers talk about rebalancing the economy towards consumption from exports and investment, they have people like Liu Yong in mind.
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Capturing a tiger on camera has always been Ed Pollard's goal, but now it's a necessity. His Wildlife Conservation Society has staked its prestige on a pledge to boost tiger numbers by half across six Asian sites over the next 10 years.
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China's growing material wealth has eluded the countryside, but there is a bull market in sects competing for the souls of the rural poor.
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In the face of new competition primarily from China, produce farmers have joined forces for the first time.
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China is struggling to meet food safety demands from trading partners as it slowly modernizes a food production system still rooted in small-scale family farms, U.S. and Chinese officials said on Tuesday.
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Text of report in English by official Chinese news agency Xinhua (New China News Agency)  Beijing, 17 December: China's central government has dispatched a team of inspectors to some provinces in an attempt to put a stop to local government land grabs.
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China said on Monday its response to the threats of climate change must give overriding priority to economic development as the nation seeks to balance ambitions for growth with fears of environmental calamity.
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By Li Fangchao  Experts and the public have expressed strong concern over the possible environmental impact of the construction of a massive chemical plant in Xiamen, East China's Fujian Province, Outlook Weekly reported yesterday.
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Thailand's parks and wildlife reserves could hold up to 2,000 wild tigers, about three times their current level, but only if the government steps up efforts to control poaching, researchers said Monday.
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Western tourists and businessmen who are illegally buying tiger skins in China are responsible for the slaughter of one of the world&#39;s most endangered species, an investigation by a British charity has found.
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The endangered Siberian tiger gets a boost, with the birth in captivity of 84 cubs since March this year in China.
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China said Tuesday it was working hard to increase its use of renewable energy, but needs to be given some leeway in the global effort to reduce greenhouse gases.