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Olympic Dream Leads to Greener Lifestyle

Many residents in Beijing are changing their habits to embrace a greener lifestyle

China Takes UN Convention, Kyoto Protocol as Basic Framework

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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-	Tallest Meteorological Tower to Be in Use Soon
-	Clean Energy Market Brings New Investors
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-	NDRC to Focus on Balanced Growth
-	Gov't to Regulate E-waste Recycle
-	Beijing Registers Eighth Day of Excellent Air Quality
-	Environment Remains Top Priority - Wen
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-	National Decree on Energy Savings Issued
-	Thunderstorms Help Clear the Air in Beijing
-	Clearing Beijing's Sky
-	Official: China to Continue Anti-pollution Campaigns After Olympics
-	Stricter Measures for Cleaner Air During Olympics

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PEOPLE/POINTS NO. 2, 2009

Rear Admiral Du Jingchen has been appointed commander of China's first naval mission that may involve fighting outside its territorial waters

PEOPLE/POINTS NO. 1, 2009

Sun Chunlong, Jian Guangzhou and Dai Xiaojun, three journalists who exposed China's worst scandals in 2008, have been awarded the title of "Public Interest Activist of the Year"

PEOPLE/POINTS NO. 52, 2008

Liu Shaoyong, a 30-year veteran of the civil aviation industry, has taken the reins of the state-owned parent of China's third largest air carrier

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