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Bad to worse: ranking 74 Chinese cities by air pollution
We’ve mined the data and produced a ranking of 74 Chinese cities by levels of PM2.5 air pollution. The figures were taken from official data published by the Ministry of…
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Annual Report 2012
Greenpeace East Asia is proud to be part of a global network of independent Greenpeace organisations and we're delighted to report back on our work in this 2012 annual report.
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Annual Report 2011
Greenpeace East Asia is proud to be part of a global network of independent Greenpeace organisations and we're delighted to report back on our work in this 2011 annual report.
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The effect of Steve Jobs on the lives of impoverished workers in China
In the week that has passed since Steve Jobs’ passing, much has been said about his legacy. The outpouring has ranged from near religious idolatry, to more sober reminders of some…
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Annual Report 2010
Greenpeace East Asia is proud to be part of a global network of independent Greenpeace organisations and we're delighted to report back on our work in this 2010 annual report.
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The Problems of Deforestation in Asia
In East Asia, we have already lost much of our natural forestlands, while our demand for paper, agricultural products, timber, and meat is driving the destruction of the world’s last ancient forests in Indonesia, the Amazon, and the Congo.
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China’s Remaining Forests
China’s hunger for development has put its forests under incredible stress. Tragically, development has robbed the country of almost all of its great primeval forests, through which elephants once roamed as far as Beijing.