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

Yunnan deforestation

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.

Banned carcinogenic aromatic amine dyes found in Shanghai school uniforms. (Shanghaiist)
Zhejiang entrepreneur offers 200,000 RMB reward to senior Chinese official if he swims in a polluted river for 20 minutes. (South China Morning Post)
APP announce new forest conservation policy that, if implemented, will end company's long history of deforestation. (South China Morning Post)
With Chinese pollution hitting record levels, citizens ask if they're paying for economic growth with their health. (Guardian)
Photos: Wild elephants invade Yunnan villages. (Shanghaiist)
Who is in the lead in the clean technology race: China or the US? (China Dialogue)

Image: Gengma County, Lincang, Yunnan. Greenpeace surveying has found that the current changes to the low-yield forests reforming policy in Yunnan has threatened the area's natural forest resources. Secondary forest is often converted into plantations. © Greenpeace / Liu Bing

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