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A short history of world metro systems - in pictures

A short history of world metro systems - in pictures

Guardian — From the world's first subway system, the London Underground, to New York, Moscow, Beijing, Tokyo, Seoul and Buenos Aires
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Flawed planning process partly to blame for mass protests, admits MEP official

Flawed planning process partly to blame for mass protests, admits MEP official

www.chinadialogue.net — Vice environment minister Li Ganjie has vowed to make public participation a key aspect of the planning process
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Chinese environmental journalist speaks out after being targeted by poachers

Chinese environmental journalist speaks out after being targeted by poachers

www.chinadialogue.net — Environmental journalist Li Feng received death threats after his article on the slaughter of migratory birds in Hunan was published
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Taxpayers to bear costs of polluted Hunan soil

Taxpayers to bear costs of polluted Hunan soil

www.chinadialogue.net — The cost of cleaning up metals pollution in Hunan, south China, will outstrip tax revenue from the smelting industry, says Greenpeace campaigner Wu Yuxiu
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Chinese countryside facing more serious drinking water crisis than cities

Chinese countryside facing more serious drinking water crisis than cities

www.chinadialogue.net — Pollution scandals in Lanzhou and Wuhan have cast fresh doubt on China’s ability to provide clean drinking water to citizens in other parts of the country
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Concerns over China's nuclear power expansion

Concerns over China's nuclear power expansion

www.chinadialogue.net — Observers worry China’s nuclear safety regulatory regime lags behind the country’s ambitious expansion plan
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State media say public anxiety over PX project is "unfounded"

State media say public anxiety over PX project is "unfounded"

www.chinadialogue.net — Protesters against the controversial PX project in Maoming finally receive major attention from state media, but the discussion has shifted from the original issue
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Residents in Maoming protest against PX production

Residents in Maoming protest against PX production

www.chinadialogue.net — Chinese state media blames local governments for failing to build trust in chemical projects
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Is China underfunding its 'war on pollution'?

Is China underfunding its 'war on pollution'?

www.chinadialogue.net — China’s environmental spending fell by almost 10% in 2013 despite a publicised commitment to tackling pollution
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Former TV star criticises China's secrecy over GM crops

Former TV star criticises China's secrecy over GM crops

www.chinadialogue.net — TV personality and political delegate Cui Yongyuan is pressing China's agricultural ministry to publish details about illegal GM cultivation
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Local government in North China sued for failing to control air pollution

Local government in North China sued for failing to control air pollution

www.chinadialogue.net — Citizens are now turning to the legal system to protect their rights to clean air
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Beijing's new airport likely to add to its severe air pollution

Beijing's new airport likely to add to its severe air pollution

www.chinadialogue.net — Local governments in Beijing, Hebei and Tianjin hope a new airport project will boost economic growth, but experts fear it could undermine the capital’s effort to rein in air pollution
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China's water pollution will be more difficult to fix than its dirty air

China's water pollution will be more difficult to fix than its dirty air

www.chinadialogue.net — China’s new billion dollar plan to tackle water pollution will take longer and be more expensive than efforts to deal with air pollution, argues Ma Jun
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Beijing passes law to curb air pollution

Beijing passes law to curb air pollution

www.chinadialogue.net — Beijing’s municipal congress passes law to tackle air pollution with fines and focus on reducing PM2.5 levels
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179 Chinese cities agree to real-time disclosure of air quality

179 Chinese cities agree to real-time disclosure of air quality

www.chinadialogue.net — Tianjin, Shanghai and Guangdong among cities that have so far failed to provide online access to real-time data
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Slideshow: China's largest freshwater lake shrunk by severe drought

Slideshow: China's largest freshwater lake shrunk by severe drought

www.chinadialogue.net — Beijing reporter Luna Lin photographs the human and environmental cost of Poyang Lake's severe drought
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Fines won't solve China's smog problem

Fines won't solve China's smog problem

www.chinadialogue.net — Liaoning province, in north east China, has set a precedent by fining some of its cities for air pollution, but there are doubts that this approach will be enough to combat the country's smog
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China to use artificial rain to combat air pollution

China to use artificial rain to combat air pollution

www.chinadialogue.net — Weather manipulation is being suggested as a means to alleviate the country’s worsening smog
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Male fertility decline in China linked to air pollution

Male fertility decline in China linked to air pollution

www.chinadialogue.net — As China relaxes its one-child policy, doctors suggest smog may be responsible for the country’s worsening infertility
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Adaptation to climate change often overlooked in East Asia

Adaptation to climate change often overlooked in East Asia

www.chinadialogue.net — We can't reduce the affects of climate change by mitigation alone, says Jorn Brommelhorster from the Asian Development Bank
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Should government bypass public opposition to GM rice?

Should government bypass public opposition to GM rice?

www.chinadialogue.net — Chinese experts differ as to whether public opinion should be taken into consideration when deciding whether to approve the sale of genetically modified rice.
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Chinese migrants struggle to find urban dream

Chinese migrants struggle to find urban dream

www.chinadialogue.net — High rents and long commutes seldom discourage migrant workers from living in big cities, but many lack a sense of belonging
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Angry residents lock up waste site in south-west China

Angry residents lock up waste site in south-west China

www.chinadialogue.net — A medical waste disposal centre in south-west China has been locked up by residents angry at its poor management
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