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WATCH: Inner Mongolia Coal Mine Collapses, 2 Confirmed Dead

The collapse occurred in Alashan Zuo, a small administrative area of northern China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.

by Alistair Baker-Brian, 23 February 2023

Is China Really Banning Australian Wine Imports?

Australian wine, along with coal, barley, copper, sugar, lobster and timber will allegedly be banned.

by Barnaby Lofton, 04 November 2020

First 5G Network Operational in Underground Mine in China

5G hundreds of meters underground allows for a reliable exchange of data and reduces the risk of working in a dangerous environment.

by Barnaby Lofton, 08 June 2020

Death Toll Rises in Tragic Shaanxi Mine Accident

The death toll has risen to 21 after a roof collapse at a coal mine in Shaanxi province.

by Jikai Zheng, 14 January 2019

19 Dead, 2 Missing After Coal Mine Collapse in Shaanxi

The cause of the tragedy is currently being investigated.

by Matthew Bossons, 13 January 2019

More Smog Expected for Beijing, Tianjin as Hebei Burns More Coal

We're not in the clear yet.

by Adam Robbins, 06 February 2018

China Restarts Coal-Fired Power Plants Amid Natural Gas Shortage

Cold weather and missing infrastructure threaten to reverse China’s progress on coal pollution

by Adam Robbins, 15 December 2017

6 Districts in Beijing to be Heated by Natural Gas, Not Coal

By substituting hazardous coal with natural gas, Beijing hopes to reduce its air pollution this winter.

by Justine Lopez, 07 November 2017

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Living and working in Sweden now a couple of years. And this Pengci behavior does not fly in this country. You cannot go to a hotel at 1:00am in the morning and expect to sleep on a sofa in the lobby or wait till the next day. Sorry, these are not homeless centers. The only reason I can imagine that they are dropped of at a church is because they might have hinted they have no money. Otherwise it is outrageous of the police to leave them there. From experience, this hotel they booked is in a residential area and there is a zero-tolerance for noise after 11:00pm in Stockholm. So the police are very tough & strict when people make noise after these hours, regardless of who you are. If these tourists would have cooperated, it would have been a completely different story.

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