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Olympic Dream Leads to Greener Lifestyle
Many residents in Beijing are changing their habits to embrace a greener lifestyle
 Climate of Fear
Chinese scientists are examining how crops adapt to climate change in an effort to deal with its potentially devastating consequences
 New Rice Hybrid Grows on Salty Lands
A Chinese scientist announced yesterday in Shenzhen that he has successfully developed hybridized rice that could grow in salina - land areas or bodies of water encrusted with crystalline salt
 China Environmental Watchdog Blacklists Polluted Cities
  
 China Plans First National Park
 
 Converting Rubbish into Eco-bricks
The main Expo buildings under construction demonstrate advanced green technologies plus some typical Shanghai features
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-Chinese V ice Premier Says Environment Protection Industry Helps Domestic Demand
-Climate of Fear
-Vice Premier Visits Int'l Environmental Show
-New Rice Hybrid Grows on Salty Lands
-New Traffic Ban Takes 800,000 Cars Off Beijing Roads
-Great Expectations
-Dry No More
-China Environmental Watchdog Blacklists Polluted Cities
-China Plans First National Park
-Converting Rubbish into Eco-bricks
-Work Halts at Chemical Plant
-Hebei Water to Help Beijing Tackle Shortage
-City Takes Out trash With Color-coded Bins
-Protecting Marine Life, an Urgent Task
-Who Ever Heard of an 'Aquatic Panda'?
-Tallest Meteorological Tower to Be in Use Soon
-Clean Energy Market Brings New Investors
-Natural Disaster Monitoring Satellites to be Launched
-NDRC to Focus on Balanced Growth
-Gov't to Regulate E-waste Recycle

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