China Greenspace 中国绿区

China's transformation is economic, social, political- and ecological. This blog explores the intersection of these domains. China Greenspace talks about environmental policy, politics, market trends, social phenomena- and sometimes, what its author had for lunch. But he promises, only if it was really something to write home (or to the world) about. Comment, question, and criticize.

Monday, August 17, 2009

China's emissions to peak in 2030! (?)

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CGS woke up today to a Reuters report that some of China's leading climate experts urge the adoption of policies to make the county...

Wednesday, August 5, 2009

Progress towards Cophenhagen

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Two quick but important notes on progress towards the negotiations at Copenhagen. First, there's been increased talk of the climate iss...

Sunday, July 26, 2009

Progress, but not enough

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CGS has been out of action for a while. A combination of travel and the continuing difficulties of lying behind the Great Firewall ( Blogs...

Friday, June 19, 2009

Report from "China and Global Climate Change" Conference at Lingnan University, Hong Kong

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CGS has been in Hong Kong this week as a participant in the "China and Global Climate Change" conference at Lingnan University....

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Report from Stern's visit to Beijing

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Todd Stern and a US climate cooperation delegation made an appearance at a roundtable discussion at Tsinghua University today, which CGS ...

Sunday, June 7, 2009

Mr. Stern goes to Beijing

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Todd Stern, the chief American climate negotiator, arrived yesterday in Beijing for talks meant to pave the way for Copenhagen. The New Yor...

Saturday, June 6, 2009

Climate change as a security issue for China

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CGS has been absent for the last month, having been caught on the wrong side of China's Great Firewall (The twentieth anniversary of th...

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Scott Moore: Scott Moore received his undergraduate degree with Highest Honors from the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University. Currently a Fulbright Fellow with the Environmental Economics and Policy Study Group at Peking University, he will begin graduate study in Environmental Change and Management at Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar in October 2009.

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