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November 18, 2009
Posted by Frances Beinecke in Greening China
, Solving Global Warming
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- china, chinaenergy, cleancars, copenhagen, copenhagencountdown, efficientbuildings, energyandclimate2009, energyefficiency, globalwarming, hujintao
Earlier this week, NRDC's China program director Barbara Finamore was at China's official state guesthouse--the same spot President Nixon stayed when he opened U.S.-China relations in 1972--when U.S. Secretary of Energy Steven Chu announced that the United States and China...continued→
November 17, 2009
Posted by Barbara Finamore in Greening China
, Solving Global Warming
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- agreement, buildingenergylabeling, CCS, china, chinanrdc, cleanenergy, cleantech, cleanvehicles, climate, climatechange, copenhagencountdown, electricvehicles, energy, energyefficiency, globalwarming, hujintao, MOU, obama, renewables, solar
Today, during President Obama's first full day here in Beijing, he and President Hu Jintao announced a package of clean energy partnership initiatives between the United States and China that adds substance to the structure of the US-China MOU on...continued→
November 17, 2009
Posted by Jake Schmidt in Greening China
, Solving Global Warming
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- china, climatechangenegotiations, cop15, copenhagen, copenhagencountdown, developingcountries, globalwarming, UNFCCC
China and the U.S. just announced a Joint Statement (available here) and a package of agreed actions on clean energy. This meeting between these two countries that account for around 40% of the world's CO2 emissions from fossil fuels couldn't...continued→
November 16, 2009
Posted by Jake Schmidt in Greening China
, Solving Global Warming
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- china, climatechangenegotiations, cop15, copenhagen, copenhagencountdown, developingcountries, globalwarming, UNFCCC
President Obama is on a swing through Asia and is now in China for high-level meetings on a range of issues. At the top of his agenda with China is how these two key players can individually and jointly move...continued→
November 16, 2009
Posted by Barbara Finamore in Greening China
, Solving Global Warming
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- china, chinanrdc, cleanenergy, cleantech, cleanvehicles, climatechange, copenhagencountdown, DOE, energyefficiency, globalwarming, obama, summit, USChina
In conjunction with President Obama's trip to China, I had the great privilege of speaking today at a high-level Clean Energy Roundtable in Beijing with top government officials from the U.S. and China. Over 100 experts attended, including the heads...continued→
November 16, 2009
Posted by Alex Wang in Greening China
, Solving Global Warming
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- china, climatechange, climatenegotiations, obama
The leaders of the world asked for an extension on climate action in Singapore this past weekend. As Jake Schmidt points out, whether this is good or bad depends on how the leaders of the world's top emitters use this...continued→
November 12, 2009
Posted by Frances Beinecke in Greening China
, Solving Global Warming
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- china, cleanenergy, cleantech, copenhagen, copenhagencountdown, energyandclimate2009, obama
As President Obama heads to China, it is important to recognize just how much has changed in the past year. For the first time ever, an American president is traveling to Beijing with the issue of climate change at the...continued→
November 8, 2009
Posted by Greenlaw from NRDC China in Greening China
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- airpollution, beijing, china, climatechange, greenenergy, pollution, solar, wind
NRDC has been working in China for over twelve years on such issues as energy efficiency, green buildings, clean energy technologies, environmental governance and public participation, and green supply chain issues. This China Environmental News Alert is a weekly compilation...continued→
November 3, 2009
Posted by Barbara Finamore in Green Enterprise
, Greening China
, Solving Global Warming
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- china, chinanrdc, chinasolar, cleantech, climate, climatechange, firstsolar, greentech, renewables, solarenergy, USChina
Last week in Beijing I sat down with some executives from First Solar, the Arizona-based solar producer of thin-film solar photovoltaic (PV) cells. First Solar is one of the most cost-efficient producer of PV cells in the world, and one...continued→
November 2, 2009
Posted by Alex Wang in Greening China
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- heavymetal, pollution
The parade of pollution incidents in China has continued over the past few months and the Chinese (and international) media should be applauded for their continued coverage. In addition to pollution incidents in Shaanxi, Hunan, Inner Mongolia and elsewhere (see...continued→