China Environment Series 6 (2003)
CES 6 provides articles, commentaries, and meeting summaries that examine environmental and energy challenges facing China; it also explores creative ideas and opportunities for governmental and nongovernmental (NGO) cooperation.
Issues in this Series
CES 6 Feature Article, pp. 1-18
Foreign Technology in China's Automobile Industry: Implications for Energy, Economic Development and Environment by Kelly Sims Gallagher
CES 6 Feature Article, pp. 19-36
One Country,Two Systems,One Smog Cross-Boundary Air Pollution Policy Challenges for Hong Kong and Guangdong by Lisa Hopkinson and Rachel Stern
CES 6 Feature Article, pp. 37-54
Navigating the Policy Path for Suppor of Wind Power in China by Roger Raufer and Wang Shujuan
CES 6 Feature Article, pp. 55-66
Bamboo Sprouts After the Rain: The History of University Student Environmental Associations in China by Lu Hongyan
CES 6 Feature Article, pp. 67-80
Governing Marine and Coastal Environment in China: Building Local Government Capacity Through International Cooperation by Sulan Chen and Juha I.Uitto
CES 6 Commentaries, pp.81-109
Sue You Sue Me Blues by Michael Ma
Learning How to Ride the Wind: The Disappointments and Potential of Wind Power in China by Joanna Lewis
Weaving a Green Web: The Internet and Environmental Activism in China by Guobin Yang
Water Dispute in the Yellow River Basin: Challenges to a Centralized System by Wang Yahua
A Multi-Stakeholder Watershed Management Committee in Lashi Watershed: A New Way of Working by Kate Lazarus
E-Waste Recycling in China by Luyuan Li
CES 6 Commentaries, pp. 110-140:
More Players on the Stage: New Trends in Shanghai's Water Pollution Control Policies by Seungho Lee
Community Forestry in Yunnan Province by Kenji Kitamura and Guangxia Cao
Coastal Zone Management in the People's Republic of China: A Unique Approach? by Maren Lau
What if All China Golfed? Prospects for an Environmentally-Friendly and Conflict-Free Golf Industry in China by Timothy Hildebrandt
The Zhangjiajie Phenomenon by Huang Liangbin
Why Industry's Environmental Performance Doesn't Count by Joakim Nordqvist and Gabriel Somesfalean
CES 6 China Environment Forum Special Initiatives, pp. 141-146:
Municipal Financing for Environmental Infrastructure Project;
Navigating Peace: Promoting New Water Partnerships: Studying Water Conflict Resolution in the United States and China (Tuscon Trip)
CES 6 Meeting Summaries, pp.147-172
4 June 2002--U.S. Conservation NGOs Finding a Niche in China
12 June 2002--Water Crises in China and Pakistan
26 June 2002--Hazardous Waste Challenges in Greater China
18 September 2002--Marine Issues in China
8 October 2002--Green Olympic Roundtable: Insights for Beijing 2008
18 October 2002--Environmental Journalism in China
CES 6 Meeting Summaries, pp. 173-198
6 November 2002--Greening Chinese Businesses
13 December 2002--Environmental Degradation and Health Threats in China
17 December 2002--Environmental Governance in China
13 March 2003--Exploring Sustainable Agriculture in China
18 March 2003--Film Screening of "Railroad of Hope"
23 April 2003--Air Pollution Challenges in China
CES 6 Inventory of Environmental and Energy Projects in China, pp. 199-280
- U.S. Government Activities
- U.S. and International Nongovernmental Organization Activities
- U.S. Universities and Professional Activities
- Mainland Chinese and Hong Kong Nongovernmental Organizations, GONGOs and Student Groups