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Environment
Black Cloud Over Beijing
Beijing’s typically polluted skies reached new heights over the weekend. Could this be a catalyst for change?
Is Environmentally Sustainable Economic Growth Possible in China?
If the correct policies are implemented, economic growth and a protected environment are possible.
How International Pressure Can Change Chinese Factories
Will fashion brands phase out the use of hazardous chemicals from their entire supply chain?
An Uncertain Outlook: Commodity Prices
Some are declaring the boom in resources as ending — the reality is a bit more complex.
Planning for China's 'Fall'
Two decades ago the West was surprised by the Soviet Union’s collapse. Michael Auslin presents five trends to watch in China.
A Dying Model: Chinese Capitalism
China’s impressive growth is based on cheap labor, high levels of investment, and Western exports. Can it survive?
Don't Write the Obituary Just Yet: 'King Coal' Still Reigns
Despite its ‘dirty’ image and talk of renewables, coal still accounts for 40 percent of global electricity needs.
New Zealand and the Environment: An Economy Fit for the Past?
This small country has a proud history of progressive reform. But some worry that the current government is turning back the clock.
How Darkness Sheds Light: India’s Democratic Dysfunction
India’s recent power problems highlight a lack of infrastructure development, failed political leadership, and an unwillingness to act.
China, Canada and Oil: A Complicated Calculus
Despite efforts by Beijing to invest in Canada’s vast natural resources, challenges remain.
Battle for the Mekong Heats Up
By Tom Fawthrop
Social Media, China, and The Environment
Chinese environmental activists scored a major victory using social media. Could this be the start of a trend?