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| Thursday, 30 November 2006, Written by Julien | |
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The aim of this website is to deal with pollution in China and how to live with it. We all know that pollution is everywhere in China: air, water, soil, food... And we all know that this pollution has an impact on our life and our health. That's a fact, but what? Should we flee away or should we live in bunkers, eating can food and drinking imported water??? I'm sure that there are other options, to keep living in China and still not altering too much our life expectancy. That's the scope of this website: Talking about pollution, but in a proactive way. Since february 2008, we not only talk about pollution, we also act: We bring solutions to the market, solutions for protecting our health, solutions for reducing our impact! Feel free to give your comments and share your own solutions. Technical notice: This website is made using only open source softwares (notably Joomla! and Ubuntu) and is compliant with internet standards (XHTML, CSS and RSS). For more information on open source in Beijing, visit the Beijing LUG ! Comments
Adrien wrote :
For those of us who (still) like to bike in Beijing, we're REALLY concerned about how coal, exhaust pipes and dust are clogging up our respiratory systems... Keep us posted on how to deal with that! Congrats for this new initiative and good luck :)
Anne-Paule Martin wrote :
Contact
Bonjour,
Je suis journaliste à la Radio Suisse Romande et j'aurais aimé entrer en contact avec vous... assez vite, ma foi! Auriez-vous la gentillesse de m'indiquer à quel numéro de téléphone je peux vous joindre? Je vous expliquerais ainsi de vive voix ce dont j'ai besoin. Merci d'avance et belle fin de journée, Anne-Paule
emmanuel raoul wrote :
demande d'interview
Bonjour!
Je suis journaliste à LCI, La Chaine Info et j'aurais souhaité réaliser une interview par téléphone à propos de votre travail de veille sur la pollution en chine. Si vou sêtes d'accord, merci de me contacter à la redaction en laissant un numéro de téléphone où vous joindre: xxx@lci.fr ou yyy@lci.fr ou alors +331234567 Merci par avance Emmanuel Raoul
Ruiju wrote :
question
I have a question. If farmers farmlands were sold despite of farmers disagreement,to build factories like eletroplating, if farmers all signed 'DO NOT AGREE' to sell the last piece of lands, but they were taken by force and false papers anyway, can u believe will there be anybody, any government body to check those factories' emission controls? Without even a water company, local people drink directly-drawn underground water. Who cares for them the water and food safty?
Julien wrote :
You are right that local pollution caused by "illegal" factories is a big issue. I regularly read stories about farmers protesting against this kind of practices.
I remember that two years ago SEPA set up local branches to be more independent from local governments (see the article). I do not know if there has been any major factory shut down since then.
caroline wrote :
water pullution in china
did you know that 83% of chinas water is polluted an 17 is good ? ? ? ?
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