November 2, 20140Comments

China-US links could spark emissions breakthrough

New research suggests that global emission reduction targets are achievable if China and the US – the world’s worst emitters of greenhouse gases − work together to reduce...

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Asia-Pacific

BLOG

April 2, 20140Comments

Protestors killed, injured in China petrochem protest

Four people were reported killed and dozens injured as police attacked protestors in Maoming, Guangdong who were demonstrating against the setting up of a petrochemical plant...

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Asia-Pacific

BLOG

December 23, 20130Comments

Tibetans jailed for involvement over anti-mining protests

Tibetan singer Trinley Tsekar has fallen foul of a Chinese clampdown on anti-mining protests. Chinese authorities have sentenced three Tibetan men to prison on charges of...

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BLOG

July 14, 20130Comments

Chinese people’s protest one of the reasons nuclear plant scrapped

According to media reports, the Chinese government is scrapping plans for a $6 billion nuclear processing plant in southern province of Guandong after hundreds of protesters...

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Asia-Pacific

June 16, 20130Comments

China’s ‘Great Uprooting’ to push 250 million into cities

The New York Times has just published a story which is frightening. China is planning to uproot 250 million people from rural areas and move them to the cities as part of a...

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Americas

NEWS

October 17, 20120Comments

NEWS

Pew Climate Change Poll Reveals That Less Than Half Of Americans Understand the Human Connection Recent polling conducted by the Pew Research Center suggests that a greater...

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NEWS

June 19, 20120Comments

NEWS

China says developed nations must lead Rio China said June 18 wealthy countries should take the lead in tackling climate change, repeating its long-held stance ahead of a...

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NEWS

June 12, 20120Comments

NEWS

Cashing in on the Brazilian rainforest One of the greatest weapons against climate change sits on vast tracts of undeveloped Brazilian land. The country is home to nearly half...

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BLOG

December 17, 20110Comments

On the Road to an Agreement

Why the climate change talks have yet to bring change The Durban climate change talks that concluded on December 11 were billed as a success. In an eleventh-hour agreement,...

by Earth Tribe Team