Environment Publications
CES 8 On the Way Towards Eco-Villages: Upgrading Energy Systems in Rural Hainan
Jul 07, 2011Chinese translation of the above article of the same title. Translated by Lei Bi. more
CES 6 Feature Article, pp. 37-54
Jul 07, 2011Navigating the Policy Path for Suppor of Wind Power in China by Roger Raufer and Wang Shujuan more
CES 9 Commentaries, pp. 57-76
Jul 07, 2011Choking On Sand: Regional Cooperation to Mitigate Desertification in China
By W. Chad Futrell
Feature Box: Driving Into the Ocean of Sand - Circle of Blue
By Jennifer L. Turner
Tackling Cross-Border Air Quality in Southern China
By Christine Loh
Institutionalizing Public Participation in AIDS Governance in China
By Fengshi Wu
Feature Box: EHP: A Portal to Environmental Heath Information in China
By Tanya Tillett more
China Environment Series 11(2010/2011)
Nov 10, 2010China's success in promoting clean energy technology has been a hot story over the past year as the China Environment Forum team pulled together this special Energy and Climate issue of the China Environment Series. We ambitiously aimed to create; and hope our readers think we succeeded;in creating an issue that takes a snapshot of major energy trends in China and understand some of the complexities in the U.S.-China energy and climate relations. This eleventh issue is our biggest yet, due not just to our inability to say no to so many great paper proposals, but also because of the dynamism in clean energy developments in China and many exciting developments in U.S.-China energy cooperation;in both government, NGO, and business spheres. We hope you enjoy this issue!
This special Energy and Climate issue was made possible through a grant from the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, as well as support from the Blue Moon Fund, USAID, Vermont Law School, Western Kentucky University, and the ENVIRON Foundation.
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Biofuels: Food, Fuel, and the Future?
Jul 09, 2010The Program on America and the Global Economy (PAGE) and its Global Energy Initiative together with the Brazil Institute, have held a series of conferences that have focused in whole or in part on various developments in the field of biofuels. In the July 23, 2010 conference, PAGE turned to two scholars, C. Ford Runge and Robbin S. Johnson, both with ties to the University of Minnesota, to provide the current state of play in the development of biofuels, particularly in the United States. A second panel moderated by the Brazil Institute's Paulo Sotero focused on biofuels in an international context. more
