The Liede Creek gets an extreme makeover In 2009, residents in the neighborhood around Guangzhou’s Tianhe Bei Lu, Longko...

Why China’s future belongs in the clouds, not on the ground Recently I chatted with a British tourist who was passing th...

Red Flower Lake – 红花湖 When I first visited Huizhou’s Red Flower Lake back in 2004 it was simply a functional reservoir p...

Air quality In November 2011, despite the official report of fog, the US’s Beijing embassy tweeted @beijingair that Beij...

iVita Community Farm There’s a big character slogan on the wall, but the characters are green, not red, and it reads sim...

The Pearl River Tower After the recent round of international climate talks in Durban, the world has now agreed, to ‘agr...

China’s arid future As the global population exceeded the seven billion milestone last month, many we’re poised to heed ...

Charity basketball tournament Over the weekend of November 26-27, local international students will host a fundraising b...

US-China, Organic Trade It is no secret that America’s trade deficit with China is huge. But the US is looking for ways ...

Guangdong’s emissions trading scheme In May Guangzhou’s daily paper reported Guangdong would bring in a voluntary emissi...