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

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.

• Between the Glacier and the Dam - Climate Change Hits Tibetan Plateau. (Pulitzer Center)
  
  
• China's massive northwest coal expansion may spark water crisis. (Reuters)
  
  
• China's megalopolises may seem impressive on paper, but they are awful places to live. (Foreign Policy)
  
  
• Floods test Three Gorges Dam. (China Dialogue)
  
  
• Pollution risk passed on to Yangtze River after Qidong protest. (Caijing)
  
  
• Famous Chinese philanthropist to sell canned fresh air. (China.org.cn)
  
  
• Sign this petition: Save the Arctic!

Image: A man pumps drinking water from a 200-meter-deep well, the only one remaining in Dongming village, near the Dongming open-cast coal mine, Hulun Buir city, Inner Mongolia. Huge amounts of ground water are pumped out as a precursor to mining. Ten billion cubic meters of water will be consumed by 16 new coal fired power plants and mines in China in 2015, triggering severe water crises in the country’s arid Northwest. © Lu Guang / Greenpeace

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