Events

CEF Director Quoted in State Department Report

JULY 2007 - Dr. Jennifer Turner quoted in July 10 USINFO report on transboundary pollution

CES 2 Feature Article, p.2-44

A History of Sino-American Energy Cooperation ROBERT S. PRICE, JR. 3, Powering Non-Nuclear Growth in China with Natural Gas and Renewable Energy Technologies JEFFREY S. LOGAN AND JIQIANG ZHANG 12, China’s Water Problems in the Context of U.S.-China Relations BARUCH BOXER 20, Water Pollution and Human Health in China CRESCENCIA MAURER, CHANGHUA WU, YI WANG, AND SHOUZHENG XUE 28, Greening the Chinese Media WEN BO 39

China Cracks Down on Foreign Funded NGOs

August 2009- Chinese NGOs that rely on financial aids from overseas are being targeted by the government.

CES 11 pp. 131-153

Feature Box: The Clean Air Task Force China Project: U.S.-China Collaboration as a Pathway to Clean Coal TechnologyBy Jonathan F. LewisFeature Box: Environmental Mass Incidents in Zhejiang ProvinceBy Ada Yue WuFeature Article: Green Bounty Hunters: Engaging Chinese Citizens in Local Environmental EnforcementBy Zhang Xuehua

NPR's Diane Rehm Show: CEF Director Jennifer Turner Discusses Cost of Pollution in China

On March 5 at 11 am EST, CEF Director Jennifer Turner appeared on National Public Radio’s (NPR) The Diane Rehm Show to discuss the public health and economic costs associated with China's pollution.

October 15 and 16: Forum on Sustainable Development

OCTOBER 2007 - The Professional Association for China's Environment (PACE) is holding a 2 day conference this Monday.

CES 5 Feature Article, pp. 45-58; Commentaries/Notes From the Field, pp. 59-92

Feature Article, p. 45-58: New Partners or Old Brothers? GONGOs in Transnational Environmental Advocacy in China by Fengshi Wu Commentaries/Notes From the Field, p. 59-92: Looking into a Microcosm of China's Water Problems: Dilemmas of Shanxi--A High and Dry Province by Jih-Un Kim, p.59 Networking for Development of Legal Assistance to Pollution Victims in China by Kenji Otsuka, p.63 Xinjiang: A Trip to the New Territory by Wen Bo, p.66 China's Nature Reserves: Protecting Species or Generating Profits? by Lawrence Glacy, p. 69 The Yunnan Great Rivers Project by Ou Xiaokun, p.74 Environmental Action as Mass Campaign by Jane Sayers, p.77 Spray-Painting Change? Beijing's Green Olympics, NGOs and Lessons Learned from Sydney by Timothy Hildebrandt, p.80 Brick by Brick: Improving the Energy and Environmental Performance of China's Buildings by Robert Watson and Barbara Finamore, p.86 Lean and Green: Boosting Chinese Energy Efficiency through ESCOs by Pam Baldinger, p.90 Energy and Environmental Performance of China's Buildings by Robert Watson and Barbara Finamore, p.86Lean and Green: Boosting Chinese Energy Efficiency through ESCOs by Pam Baldinger, p.90

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