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Referring to western comparison between the development process of India and China, a commentary in the Chinese official publication, the Global Times (September 16)...
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Fast-food company Yum Brands Inc. said Tuesday its third-quarter profit grew by 5 percent, led by surging sales in its China operations that offset a decline in U.S....
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Lawyers advising the families of children sickened in China’s tainted milk scandal said Tuesday they are facing growing official pressure to withdraw from the...
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International gymnastics officials aren’t the only ones who want more information on two members of China’s 2000 Olympic team.
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More than a hundred villagers in southern China have been poisoned by after drinking water apparently contaminated with arsenic, official Xinhua News Agency said...
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Rescuers rushed tents, food and water to villagers in Tibet on Tuesday after an earthquake and scores of aftershocks rattled the capital and surrounding areas, killing...
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Two earthquakes jolted the capital of Tibet and surrounding areas, killing at least nine people and collapsing hundreds of houses, China’s state news agency said...
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Three boats with fierce dragon heads at the helm cut through the water. Drummers kept time as 20 paddlers in each craft vigorously moved their boats toward the finish...
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China has abruptly canceled a series of military and diplomatic contacts with the United States to protest a planned $6.5 billion package of U.S. arms sale to Taiwan,...
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China has abruptly canceled a series of military and diplomatic contacts with the United States to protest a planned $6.5 billion package of U.S. arms sale to Taiwan,...
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The Associated Press has learned that China is canceling some military contacts as a result of America’s recent announcement of a planned arms sale to Taiwan.
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Two earthquakes jolted the capital of Tibet and surrounding areas Monday, killing more than 30 people and collapsing hundreds of houses, China’s state news agency...
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Beijing began issuing vanity plates on Monday after a six-year hiatus sparked by rude, crude and politically incorrect messages.
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A pair of strong earthquakes jolted the capital of Tibet and surrounding areas Monday, killing more than 30 people and causing hundreds of houses to collapse, the...
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China’s official Xinhua News Agency says 30 people are dead after an earthquake struck Tibet.
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A pair of earthquakes jolted Tibet’s capital and surrounding areas Monday, but there were no immediate reports of injuries or damage, U.S. and Chinese...
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China pledged to improve food safety after authorities detained six more people in the country’s contaminated milk scandal as the government increases efforts to...
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The U.S. Geological Survey says that a magnitude 6.6 earthquake has hit Tibet, but there were no immediate reports of injuries or damage.
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South Korea’s ruling party says President Lee Myung-bak will propose a summit with China and Japan to discuss how to cope with the current global economic...
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Chinese authorities launched an investigation Monday into an industrial landslide that buried a village in northern China, amid claims that officials initially...
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Federal regulators said Friday they don’t plan to try to rid drinking water supplies of a toxic rocket fuel ingredient that’s been found in 35 states.
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Emissions’ trading is the next big thing after online trading. Eastern states of the United States have recently introduced a price for greenhouse gas emissions -...
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First there was an imaginary line passing through the center of the earth, now there is an imaginary line passing through the clouds above us. The latest addition to...
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Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit has said that her government has “halted the rot of pollution” choking the Indian capital through a massive environment...
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The familiar ‘croaks’ of frogs and toads, before the arrival of the monsoon, may not be heard as often after 2050. Scientists say, several amphibian populations...
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Algal bloom is exactly what it sounds like – algal abundance in an aquatic area, but they aren’t nearly as aesthetic as floral blooms; rather they have hazardous...
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Some huge livestock farms produce more raw waste than cities as large as Philadelphia or Houston. But federal regulators are failing to control pollution from the...
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The Environmental Protection Agency has decided there’s no need to rid drinking water of a toxic rocket fuel ingredient that has fouled public water supplies...
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The Environmental Protection Agency has decided there’s no need to rid drinking water of a toxic rocket fuel ingredient that has fouled public water supplies...
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Pollution experts pressed a congressional panel Thursday for a new national approach that monitors the country’s waters more broadly for the presence and impact...
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Beachgoers will be told more about whether it’s safe to go in the water under a court settlement between environmentalists and the EPA.
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Smog, soot and other particles like the kind often seen hanging over Beijing add to global warming and may raise summer temperatures in the American heartland by three...
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Dark new moon night and a tree lit up by twinkling lights! Many of us have fond memories of tiny intriguing fireflies, which often light up the darkest hour with...
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Urban commuting across the world is turning out to be a bit of an adventure with each passing day. If you are not inclined to put such a positive spin on it then it is...
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A new car concept wich keeps the environment at the forefront and has the best interest at its core for urban life is how Streamlife can be described. It is a concept...
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Sulfur dioxide:- From too many people with too many tummy troubles eating too many eggs.
Lead:- From overly burdensome taxes on the rich, which have lessened their...
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Environment issues being complex, scientific and specialized, it becomes difficult to resolve the disputes quickly. So, time and again, there are demands and...
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It’s known to be the city’s smelly eyesore, so it should hardly come as a surprise that the Cooum river is a killer water body with high toxic content. But a recent...
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BP Neodesha project manager Norm Bennett gestures by a cluster of monitoring wells that are part of a project to reduce groundwater pollution in Neodesha, Kan., in this May 18, 2004 file photo. An underground plume of pollution caused by years of oil...
