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

On the Great Wall

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.

Shanghai government to officially release PM2.5 data from 24 monitoring stations to public. (English Eastday)
China on the brink: Photographer Sean Gallagher on an environmental crisis. (Asia Society)
Japan approves two reactor restarts, more seen ahead. Hundreds of protesters take to the streets of Tokyo. (Chicago Tribune)
Rio and China's global future: Zheng Yisheng, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. (China Dialogue)
Chang Cheng on China's shifting civil space. What have NGOs achieved in past 10 years since 2002 Earth Summit? (China Dialogue)
Chinese environmental officials to stop counting 'blue sky days'. (Voice of America)
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Image: A polar bear climbs China's Great Wall to demand immediate global action to protect the Arctic from destructive oil drilling. © Wu Di / Greenpeace

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