Every Friday we round-up the links that picked up buzz on the internet. Most of them we also shared throughout the week on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest. Read more >

• China to restrict coal demand, output to 3.9 billion tons. (Bloomberg)
  
  
• China: a decade of...

Our toxics campaigner Wu Yixiu recently appeared on CCTV to discuss China's severe water pollution problem. Head to CCTV to watch the interview or read the transcript below.

According to the World Bank, the consequences of water pollution here in C... Read more >

As the anti-nuclear movement in Japan continues to swell in popularity following last year's Fukushima nuclear accident, across the waters we're pushing for Japan's neighbour to go the same direction.

On Monday Greenpeace man at the top Dr. Kumi Na... Read more >

China is set to limit their domestic output and consumption of coal over the next five years in an effort to reduce pollution and curb the nation's reliance on this dirty energy. However there are serious question marks over the implementation and c... Read more >

"With the shutdown of Kashiwasaki-Kariwa's No.6 nuclear reactor yesterday, Japan now has no
nuclear plants left operating on its main island of Honshu," said Junichi Sato, Greenpeace Japan Executive Director. "Only one reactor remains on Hokkaido, wh... Read more >

Every Friday we round-up the links that picked up buzz on the internet. Most of them we also shared throughout the week on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest. Read more >

• Pics: Rare Chinese white dolphin saved from dirty Guangdong river. (ChinaSMACK)
  
  
• World's b...

Image © Greenpeace / Alex Yallop

Behind the beautiful advertising, the catwalk glamour and the perfectly manicured nails lies a world that those inside the industry do not want you to see, and definitely don't want you to talk about. Dark, dirty, a... Read more >

As reported on CCTV last Friday:

Earlier this week a South Korean ship carrying sulphuric acid sank in waters off Southern China. Environmentalists now warn that a leak of thousands of tonnes of acid could lead to a disaster. 

The South Korean shi... Read more >

Every Friday we round-up the links that picked up buzz on the internet. Most of them we also shared throughout the week on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest. Read more >

• Click to toggle between before and after photos of Japan's tsunami disaster, one year on. ...

At the annual National People's Congress, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabo has admitted that China's previous economic development path was over-reliant on resource consumption and environmental pollution. By lowering the growth rate to 7.5%, China has tak... Read more >