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Beijing will earmark 148 million yuan (US$18.9 million) next year to renovate ancient buildings inside scenic parks as the city pretties itself up for the 2008 Olympics. The maintenance work will be carried out in 11 parks, including the Summer Palace and the Temple of Heaven, two UNESCO World Heritage sites. More Environment Tops Agenda for Science Cooperation Environmental protection, energy and water resource technologies top the agenda for China's international science cooperation in the 11th Five-Year Plan (2006-10), according to a document released by the Ministry of Science and Technology yesterday. Full Story - China, Japan, S.Korea Agree to Jointly Tackle Sandstorms - China to Launch 2nd Geostationary Orbit Weather Satellite - 500,000 Yuan Fine for Great Wall Destroyers - 10,000-tonnage Dredger Sinks in Huangpu River - China's Largest Nuclear Power Base Opens to Public - China Enshrines Energy Conservation Fund in Law - Chemical Spill Forces Water Cut - Beijing to Move Radio, TV Masts from Downtown More Ecology and China - Shrinking Glaciers May Cause Second Lop Nor Catastrophe - China Gives Priority to Hydropower Development in the West - Unique Species of Wild Animals on Qinghai-Tibet Plateau - China Plans a Dozen Hydro Stations on Jinsha River - Conserving Energy Crucial - Hydropower Stations Not Endanger Panda Habitats More Public Endeavor - Eating Endangered Alligator Tests the Ethics of Conservation - Young Chinese Researcher Honored - Monkeying Around - Paws for Thought - UK's Guangzhou Consul Focuses on Sustainability - Chinese Environmentalist Pledges US$1.25M to UNEP More International Cooperation - Vice Premier Calls for Closer Environmental Cooperation - Green Projects to Combat Poverty - Bayer Honors Youths' Efforts in Environment - Sino-US Project to Better Conserve Biodiversity - Price of Failure Higher than Monetary Cost - China Hopes to Enhance Int'l Cooperation on Environment More Spotlight on... Yangtze Dolphin on Verge of Extinction A team of 30 Chinese and foreign scientists have failed in a 26-day search to find the rare white-flag dolphin in the Yangtze River. The white-flag dolphin is more endangered than the giant panda due to the pollution and environmental degradation. Scientists estimate that no more than 50 are left - Hope Fades for Yangtze River Dolphins - International Expedition to Track Rare Dolphins Five-year Plan Targets Air Pollution Beijing is mapping out strategies to reduce the amount of air pollution in the capital city over the next five years in its 11th five-year (2005-10) environmental protection plan. - Beijing to Move Radio, TV Masts from Downtown - Beijing Invests in Water Projects Ahead of Olympics More SEPA Press Releases - China 'Thinks Green' in Purchasing - Pollution Increases in First Half of 2006 - China Warns Investors of New Environmental Controls - 37% of Chinese Land Suffers from Soil Erosion - SEPA Hails 6 Companies - Chinese Environmental NGOs Called on to Play a Bigger Role More Ecological Disasters - Yellow River Running Red from Pollution - Man Gets 18 Months in Jail for Polluting - Carbon Monoxide Leakage Kills 3, Injures 4 in Yunnan - Ammonia Leak -- One Death and 20,000 Evacuated - 200 People Evacuated in Chemical Leakage - Vessel Leaks Sulfuric Acid in Grand Canal More Links • State Environmental Protection Administration • Greener Beijing • Ministry of Water Resources • China Environmental Industry Network • Ministry of Land and Resources • Chengdu Giant Panda Research Base

Beijing Invests in Water Projects Ahead of Olympics The Chinese capital of Beijing is to invest 12.46 billion yuan (US$1.59 billion) between 2006 and 2010 to curb worsening water pollution, according to a plan issued on Wednesday. The move aims to guarantee a cleaner water supply for the city of 16 million ahead of the 2008 Olympic Games. - Beijing Suburbs: State-of-the-art Water Sports Venue - Beijing Chooses Flowers for 2008 Olympics - Roof-gardens to Boost Beijing Olympic Development Drive - City Warms to a Cleaner Heating System - Beijing Cleans River Next to Olympic Park More Air Quality of Major Chinese Cities – Dec. 4 City Beijing Shanghai Guangzhou Chongqing Xi'an Major Pollutant particulate matter particulate matter particulate matter particulate matter particulate matter Air Quality Level III1 II II II II Features Panda Facts A record 28 panda cubs born via artificial insemination have survived in 2006. Saving the Tibetan Antelopes The rare animals survive in the harsh natural environment of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. World Heritage Protection in China The number of China's sites on the World Heritage List has reached 33. Winners of Green China Awards 2005 This award is given by the Chinese government to environmentalists, and is supported by UNEP. More Useful Info China in Brief - Land Area - Physical Features - Rivers and Lakes - Climate - Land and Mineral Resources - Plants and Animals White Papers of the Government - Environmental Protection in China (1996-2005) - Ecological Improvement and Environmental Protection in Tibet - The Development of China's Marine Programs - Environmental Protection in China Editor's E-mail >>

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