Environmental Protection

• Sandstorms to Be Lessened in Beijing before 2005(20020328)
• Events Scheduled in China to Raise Public Awareness of Environment(20020323)
• Sandstorms Not Worsening in Beijing: Experts(20020321)
• North China Hit by Decade's Worst Sandstorm (20020321)
• Beijing's Sandstorm Concerns Foreign Residents(20020321)
• Sand Storm Harness Project Launched in Beijing and Tianjin  (20020320)
• Strong Sandstorm Hits Northern China, Envelops Beijing (20020320)
• Silt Levels Drop in Yangtze (20020320)
• China to Reduce Sulfur Dioxide Emissions(20020320)
• Northeastern Province Focuses on Environment Improvement(20020316)
• China's Bulletin of Territorial Afforestation Publicized (20020313)
• Experts Called for National Survey of Environmental Situation (20020313)
• NPC Deputy Suggests Law on Recycling Wastes(20020313)
• Lawmakers, Advisors Concerned about Environment(20020311)
• Efforts Urged to Eliminate Garbage Yards Surrounding 200 Cities (20020305)
• Premier Zhu on Sustainable Development Strategy (20020305)
• CPPCC Works for Better Environment in China(20020302)
• Environmental Protection Industry to Become China's New Economic Growth Point(20020301)
• Beijing Encourages Use of Green Fuel(20020222)
• China's Environment Authority Warns Pollution from Animal-breeding Industry(20020221)
• Beijing Gearing Up for Spring Cleaning(20020220)
• Rare Plants in Yunnan Decreasing(20020220)
• Interview: Environment Crucial to Sustainable Development: Chinese Official (20020219)
• China Relocates Millions to Harness Biggest River(20020211)
• Foundation Established to Protect Environment (20020207)
• China to Grow Mangrove Forests along Southern Coast(20020202)
• China to Invest 700 Billion-yuan for Improving Urban & Rural Environment(20020131)
• China to Reduce 10% Pollutant Discharge in Four Years(20020128)
• China Ranks First in Afforestation Preservation(20020123)
• Ecological Improvement: Hope for Poor (20020118)
• ASEM Ministers Discuss Environmental Protection in Beijing, Cooperation (20020117)
• Environment Input Hits Record High in Shanghai: Official(20020117)
• Major Pollution Control Project Launched in Chongqing(20020117)
• China's Role in Global Environmental Cooperation Reinforced(20020117)
• Inner Mongolia: China's Biggest Spender on Ecological Protection(20020113)
• China to Spend US$5 Million in Dredging Mekong River(20020113)
• China Sets Five-Year Plan for Environmental Protection(20020112)
• Changsha Residents Distressed by Polluted Air(20020112)
• China Issues Environment Prize(20020110)
• Creating New Phase of Environmental Protection Work in New Century: Editorial(20020110)
• Premier Zhu Warns of Tough Task Ahead in Environmental Protection (20020110)
• '10th Five-year Plan' for National Environmental Protection Approved(20020109)
• China Awards Inhabitation Prizes  (20020108)
• Beijing Plans Huge Investment to Control Traffic Noise(20020104)
• "Sea of death" to Be Encircled by Green Belt (20020102)
• Environment in W. China Keeps Worsening: Study  (20011230)
• Two Firms Ordered to Pay for Polluting Fish Farm(20011215)
• Herbal Prescription Salvages Dying Old Trees (20011214)
• China Invests More in Pollution Control at Dianchi Lake (20011129)
• Urban Air Pollution Control Program Successful(20011127)