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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

Blogpost by Monica Tan - 2012-05-25 at 11:45 Add comment
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.
- Soaring to sinking: How building up is bringing Shanghai down. (Time)
- US Consulate in Shanghai starts its own air quality monitor. (Shanghaiist)
- Chinese farmers are four times more likely to die of liver cancer than global average. (SBS Dateline)
- Talks begin in landmark NGO environment case, Yunnan chromium waste piles. (China Daily)
- China to spend $27 billion on emission cuts, renewables. (Reuters)
- 'Asian unicorn' at risk of extinction from poaching, WWF warns. (The Guardian)
- Sign this petition: It's time for Hong Kong's biggest supermarkets to quit selling fruits and vegetables containing hazardous pesticides (In Chinese)
Image: Greenpeace activists in Hong Kong alert ParknShop customers of the supermarket's heavy pesticide use. © Greenpeace

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Monica Tan is a writer originally from Sydney, Australia. She is now based in China.

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