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    The New Organic Farmers: the individuals who connect people and the environment

    Our broken food system

    Wang Jing •
    October 16, 2015
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    Coal

    367 shades of grey: why China needs a coal cap

    Greenpeace East Asia’s air pollution rankings of 367 cities was released today and averages of PM2.5 have dropped by an average of 12.1% across the country. But while pollution levels are still 4 times the WHO recommended safety levels and nearly 80% of cities fail to meet China’s (much less stringent) national safety standards, there…

    Dong Liansai •
    October 15, 2015
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    You Are What You Eat

    Chinese culture puts a strong emphasis on food. Dining is a moment of sharing between family and friends, and food is seen as a source of health and a representation…

    Wang Jing •
    September 23, 2015
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    Oceans

    The Rainbow Warrior’s shocking exposure of illegal fishing on the Pacific high seas

    On Wednesday 9 September, on the vast waters of the Pacific Ocean, not far from Papua New Guinean water, I and an international crew of Greenpeace campaigners aboard the Rainbow…

    Yen Ning •
    September 17, 2015
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    Coal

    Taking the Law Lightly: possible illegal construction of coal chemical plants in north western China

    With its dusty Loess plateau, vast stretches of desert and bone-dry plains, China’s northwest is a harsh and arid environment. And as desertification makes its force felt and economic development and urbanisation spread, pressure on water supplies are become ever more intense. Yet it is in this area that China’s water-thirsty and polluting coal chemical…

    Li Yan •
    September 16, 2015
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    Detox

    Nature lovers say NO to PFCs

    Today, 250 nature lovers and green activists used their bodies to say NO to PFCs in West Beijing's beautiful Mentougou Water Spirit Village.

    Anna McGurk •
    September 12, 2015
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    Detox

    Paradise Lost? Hazardous chemicals have reached the furthest corners of our planet

    In June, we set out on a mission: to find out if the stunning nature that we love is as unspoiled as it appears. Eight teams of Greenpeace volunteers headed expeditions across three continents to the most remote and pristine places on the planet.

    Tingting Deng •
    September 10, 2015
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    Reduce Air Pollution

    Searching for Everyday Blue: An Opportunity Missed

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    Dong Liansai •
    September 2, 2015
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    Detox

    How we responded to the crisis that was Tianjin

    On Wednesday 12 August, Tianjin’s Binhai port area was rocked by two enormous chemical explosions. Greenpeace Beijing immediately went to the scene to test, check and measure. Here’s what they found.

    Eric Liu •
    August 31, 2015
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    Detox

    Tianjin blast update: satellite images of blast site

    Beijing, August 20 2015- The distance between the Ruihai Logistics Company’s hazardous chemicals warehouse and the nearest residential area has become a key area of interest for journalists and concerned citizens. Whilst regulations stipulate that the distance between such developments should be at least 1000m, the Ruihai warehouse was located just 310m from the nearest…

    Greenpeace East Asia •
    August 20, 2015
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