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August 7th, 2008

Who’ll stop the rain?

Believe it or not, China has an entire weather-modification department devoted to trying to stop rain for the opening night of the Olympics. Will they succeed?

Posted by Gerardo Orlando as Domestic Politics, Economy, Energy, Environment, Sports at 7:53 pm

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July 11th, 2008

Chinese firms face strict limits on production during the Olympic Games

With pollution out of control, the Chinese government needs to do something to improve the air during the Olympics. Otherwise, they’re going to have lots of sick athletes and their glorious PR campaign will fall flat. The solution? Force factories to stop production in the weeks leading up to the games.

Posted by Gerardo Orlando as Domestic Politics, Economy, Energy, Environment at 10:22 pm

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January 13th, 2008

One step at a time

China bans free plastic shopping bags. They have a long way to go on the environment, but every little bit helps.

Posted by Gerardo Orlando as Domestic Politics, Environment at 1:42 pm

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October 6th, 2006

Pollution problem growing in China

Pollution costs China over 500 billion yuan in 2004. As the economy grows, this will become a huge issue for the Chinese people.

Posted by Gerardo Orlando as Economy, Environment at 1:45 pm

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