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1500 new cars a day in Beijing

By: admin | Posted on November 5, 2009

Continuing the pollution in China thread, here’s a short opinion piece by Stephen Cass in Technology Review which claims that 1500 new cars are added to the … Continue reading →

How I survived China

By: whit | Posted on November 3, 2009

Great article sent by a friend in DC on the health hazards of living in China. A few things that stuck out: 1 – Micro-particulate … Continue reading →

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More thoughts on coal

By: whit | Posted on November 1, 2009

Here’s an interesting article from my home town paper, The Roanoke Times, on the new carbon capture technology being tested at a power plant in … Continue reading →

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VAT reform: who wants to save some money?!

China is experimenting with VAT reforms in Shanghai this year. If you are doing business in Shanghai, ignoring the changes could mean missing an opportunity … Continue reading →

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