China’s Water Diversion Plan Reaches the Brahmaputra
According to Stephen Chen from South China Morning Post, Chinese engineers are making plans to...
by 黑咖啡 | Nov 3, 2017
According to Stephen Chen from South China Morning Post, Chinese engineers are making plans to...
by Josh Rudolph | May 22, 2017
Beijing begins hosting the 40th Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting today. At the South China...
by Josh Rudolph | Feb 4, 2016
In recent years, as Beijing has been expanding economic ties with Latin America, engagement with...
by Sophie Beach | Jul 24, 2015
In Myanmar, 155 Chinese citizens have been sentenced—all but two to life—for illegal logging....
by Josh Rudolph | May 4, 2015
Following state media’s recent announcement that state-owned companies were planning to...
by Sophie Beach | Sep 23, 2014
The Center for Investigative Reporting has produced a two-part series looking into Shuanghui...
by Josh Rudolph | Jun 13, 2014
China’s massive energy demands are expected to keep growing as its oil fields continue...
by Josh Rudolph | May 29, 2014
While heavily-disputed and sometimes illegal Chinese extraction projects in Myanmar contribute to...
by Sophie Beach | May 20, 2014
Hereward Holland of National Geographic investigates illegal logging in Myanmar, largely...
by Natalie Ornell | Mar 14, 2014
Micah Zenko interviews Elizabeth Economy and Michael Levi about their new book By All Means...
by Scott Greene | Feb 6, 2014
Martin Patience at BBC News reports that a resource boom in Inner Mongolia has brought pollution,...
by Josh Rudolph | Jan 9, 2014
While China is home to around 25% of the world’s proven reserves of rare-earth elements...
by Scott Greene | Oct 28, 2013
Xi Jinping’s recent trip to Central Asia marked a watershed moment in China’s pivot to...
by Samuel Wade | Oct 7, 2013
Damien Ma and William Adams’ In Line Behind a Billion People explores how scarcity—in terms...
by Sophie Beach | Oct 2, 2013
In the past three months alone, China has spent over US$50 billion on energy and infrastructure...
by 不忘初心 | Sep 19, 2013
The New York Times’ Adam Nossiter reports that China is encountering resistance to oil deals...
by Natalie Ornell | Aug 11, 2013
Quartz's Gwynn Guilford reports that China's year-on-year imports surged to 10.9% in July at $168 billion and all because of iron ore imports, speculated to serve as collateral for bank loans: But wait—what exactly was...
by Olivia Rosenman | Aug 4, 2013
Li Jing at The South China Morning Post reports on a United Nations Environment Program study on China’s resource consumption. The study finds that the speed and scale of resource consumption in the past 38 years in China has no...