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Kunming Protests Met with Heavy Police Presence
Thousands of protesters rallied in Kunming on Thursday to oppose the construction of an oil refinery operated by China National Petroleum Corp. (PetroChina). The protests, the second this month, were mostly peaceful but were met with a heavy police presence, and a few scuffles and arrests were reported. From the Los Angeles Times: The protest crowds Thursday were estimated to number as many as 2,50May 16, 2013 1:11 PM
Kunming and the Rising Tide of Environmental Protest
The East by Southeast blog has posted a detailed account of Thursday’s protests in Kunming over the planned PetroCh
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At Bloomberg Businessweek, Christina Larson talks to chinadialogue‘s Sam Geall, lecturer at Oxford University and e
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In response to widespread outrage on Weibo over allegations that companies were pumping industrial waste deep underground
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