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China Environmental Laws

China Environmental Laws

This Thread is about the Environmental Laws in China.

In China is there a right to life in place for animals, plants, etc.?

Does China have strict laws in place to protect the environment?

Laws Environmental China

Beijing 'airpocalypse' red alert now in force:

Tough restrictions come into force today in Beijing which has issued its first ever red alert for pollution. That's the most serious warning signaling three consecutive days of severe smog. Ref. Source 5h

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In practice no environmental, healthcare or building laws are in effect in China. Especially for the working population.

Laws Environmental China

The Chinese only care about industrialization at any cost. They wait til the world tells them they're too polluted before they admit it themselves.

Laws Environmental China

China to protect areas of high ecological importance identified by researchers

Scientists have determined ecologically valuable areas within China. The country plans to protect these areas as part of an ecological initiative. Ref. Source 7r.

China Environmental Laws

Beijing shuts last coal power plant in switch to natural gas:

Premier Li Keqiang promised to "Make our skies blue again" in his state-of-the-nation speech. Ref. Source 4w.

China Environmental Laws

Survival and restoration of China's native forests imperiled by proliferating tree plantations. China's reforestation efforts have led to an increase in tree cover by 32 percent but the increase mostly comes from people turning former croplands into tree plantations with only one type of tree, which is of little value to wildlife. Likewise, native forests actually decreased by 6 percent because people continued to clear native forests to make way for tree plantations. Source 8j.

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China not 'walking the walk' on methane emissions. In China, regulations to reduce methane emissions from coal mining took full effect in 2010 and required methane to be captured or to be converted into carbon dioxide. A team of researchers set out to use atmospheric modeling and satellite data to evaluate whether these new rules actually curbed Chinese methane emissions. They found that the regulations on coal mining have not slowed the nation's growing methane emissions over the past five years as intended. Source 7f.