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China's coal to gas plans: old wine in new bottles

China's coal to gas plans: old wine in new bottles

Blog entry by Justin Guay and Li Shuo | 2014-01-19

The Chinese coal industry has a plan to solve the nations air pollution crisis -- consume more coal. Last week the Chinese chief energy planning agency, the National Energy Administration (NEA) concluded its annual work session with a...

Best of the rest: what we clicked on this week around the web

Best of the rest: what we clicked on this week around the web

Blog entry by Monica Tan | 2014-01-17

Every Friday we round-up the links that picked up buzz on the internet. Don't forget to add us on Facebook  and  Twitter . China sets targets for curbing air pollution . (Reuters) China mulls national pollution permit...

A toxic nightmare - there are monsters in your closet!

A toxic nightmare - there are monsters in your closet!

Blog entry by Nadia Haiama | 2014-01-14

Today we told the world a story , a story about the Little Monsters in children's clothes and shoes. As the mother of a young daughter this is one story I had to read and one that revealed a shocking truth about the clothes we buy for...

Little Monsters: A Detox Fairy Tale

Little Monsters: A Detox Fairy Tale

Feature Story | 2014-01-14 at 16:00

The latest report by Greenpeace East Asia revealed the presence of hazardous chemicals in clothing items bought from 12 global brands, from fast fashion giants like Primark, to sportswear brands like adidas and luxury labels like Burberry.

A Little Story About the Monsters In Your Closet

A Little Story About the Monsters In Your Closet

Publication | 2014-01-14 at 15:00 1 comment

A new investigation by Greenpeace has found a broad range of hazardous chemicals in children’s clothing and footwear across a number of major clothing brands, including fast fashion, sportswear and luxury brands.

Greenpeace study finds toxic residues in kids wear sold by Burberry, adidas, etc.

Greenpeace study finds toxic residues in kids wear sold by Burberry, adidas, etc.

Press release | 2014-01-14 at 14:00

Beijing - Hazardous chemicals have been found in children’s clothes and shoes made by major brands including Burberry, adidas and Disney, according to a new investigation released today by Greenpeace East Asia [1].

An early Chinese New Year "gift"

An early Chinese New Year "gift"

Image | 2014-01-13 at 6:00

We are calling upon the government department to implement a new and crucial chemicals regulation policy in order to combat the toxic pollution of China's waterways. Violation of environmental standards, often by extending discharge pipes into...

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