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Category Archives: Environment 环境
2022: Secretary Xi on Issues for China’s Development
Released now, part of the full text of Xi Jinping’s speech last December on economic development. A patern seen over and over is that major speeches seem to come out first as summaries and only later, perhaps after a process … Continue reading
Posted in Economy 经济, Environment 环境, Ideology 思想, Law 法律
Tagged carbon, China, Chinese, Communist Party, document, economic adjustment, energy, environment, epidemic, fairness, ideology, income gap, leadership, pandemic, peak carbon, polarization, politics, poverty, PRC, regulation, risk, virtual economy, welfare, Xi Jinping, 共产党, 中国
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Why Does Central Document #1 Still Stress Food Security?
Food security is always a concern in China, a 1.3 billion population country that still remembers the bad economic and agricultural policy-induced famine that killed upwards of 30 million Chinese during 1959-1961. In the mid 1990s, many Chinese experts shared … Continue reading
Posted in Economy 经济, Environment 环境, Science, Technology and Academic 科技学术
Tagged agriculture, China, Chinese, Communist Party, debate, Document #1, Document No. 1, exports, farm, food, food imports, food security, imports, Lester Brown, peasant, policy, politics, PRC, Russia, soybeans, Ukraine, wheat, wheat exports, who will feed china, 共产党, 中国
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PRC Scholars on China’s Goals for Stopping Carbon Emission Increases and then Moving as Quickly as Possible to Carbon Neutrality
Translated text of the article 碳达峰、碳中和的经济学解读 [ Explaining the Economics of Reaching Peak Carbon and Carbon Neutrality ] Guangming Ribao June 22, 2021. Also distributed in Chinese by the PRC official Xinhua Press Agency. Editor’s note. In September 2020, General … Continue reading
Posted in Economy 经济, Environment 环境, Foreign Relations 外交
Tagged carbon, carbon neutrality, China, 碳达峰, 碳中, 绿色转型, decarbonization, development, ecology, economics, emissions, environment, global warming, green economy, growth model, low-carbon, MCS, Mid Century Strategies, Paris Agreement, peak carbon, pollution, PRC, responsible power, UNFCCC, Xi Jinping, 抓铁有痕、踏石留印, 排气, 温室适应, 中国
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Late 1990s Reading Notes: PRC Scholars on Xinjiang
While working in the US Embassy Beijing Environment, Science and Technology Section in the late 1990s, I collected some books on Xinjiang. I went on a ten-day trip there in 1997 planning to do a report on desertification and implementation … Continue reading
Posted in Economy 经济, Environment 环境, History 历史, Ideology 思想
Tagged China, 维吾尔族, demographics, demography, minority, policy, population, PRC, Uighur, Uyghur, Xinjiang, 少数民族, 政策, 民族, 中国, 人口, 人口学
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1990s: PRC Scholars on Xinjiang — Analysis and Policy Recommendations
Here are some reading notes I made while working in the U.S. Embassy Beijing Environment, Science and Technology Section (1996 – 2001). These I have copied from the old U.S. Embassy Beijing website preserved on the Internet Archive. Here I … Continue reading
Posted in Environment 环境, Politics 政治, Society 社会
Tagged academic, China, Communist Party, demography, education, environment, family planning, minority, national unity, policy, population, PRC, propaganda, scholar, Uighur, Uyghur, Xinjiang, 共产党, 少数民族, 政策, 新疆, 中国
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2009: Censored — Tang Xiyang’s A Green World Tour
It can be so very hard to imagine what it could have been like to live in a totalitarian state. While I worked in the S&T section at U.S. Embassy Beijing in China, I knew the Chinese environmentalist Tang Xiyang. … Continue reading
Posted in Environment 环境, History 历史, Politics 政治
Tagged 64, Beijing, book, censor, censorship, China, Communist Party, Cultural Revolution, ecology, environmental protection, family, freedom, green, Green Camp, Liu Shaoqi, love, Mao, Mao Zedong, Marcia Marks, Marxism, Marxist, massacre, member, murder, PRC, publish, publisher, reform, socialism, student, suicide, Tang Xiyang, teacher, Tiananmen, wife, Yunnan, Zheng Zhaonan
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1997: Should Chinese Environmental Quality Reports No Longer Be Kept Secret?
I just ran across a translation I did twenty years ago — it is an interview in Sanlian Shenghuo Weekly with NPC Environment Committee Chair Qu Geping 曲格平 [China Vitae: http://www.chinavitae.com/biography/Qu_Geping%7C1685 %5D Interesting to meditate upon on how times have changed and … Continue reading
Posted in Environment 环境, Science, Technology and Academic 科技学术, Society 社会
Tagged air, China, Chinese, 环境, environment, environmental, health, law, National People's Congress, NPC, pollution, protection, Qu Geping, reporting, Shenyang, water, 健康, 曲格平, 污染, 中国, 保护
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Armed with Marxism, Chinese Science PhDs Strike Back
Science is a good thing! 科学是个好东西！ Just like Democracy is a good thing! 民主是个好东西！Going back to May Fourth at least. Seeing ideological quotations in scientific journals does bring me back a ways. I remember seeing boldfaced Mao quotes in medical … Continue reading
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Tagged China, 环境, 科学, environment, 马克思, ideology, Marxism, 思想, 中国, 保护
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2017: Li Woteng: China Should Fill the Leadership Void Left by the United States
When I saw this article in the Chinese language edition of the Financial Times by independent scholar Li Woteng 黎蜗藤, it made be think of the interview that former U.S. Embassy Beijing Chargé d’affaires David Rank had on the PBS … Continue reading
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Tagged China, climate, 环境, 美国, diplomacy, environment, 联合国, 难民, 领导, 越南, globalization, law, leadership, military, PRC, refugee, refugees, UN, United States, US, Vietnam, 全球化, 关系, 军事, 华侨, 外交, 排气, 海军, 世界, 中国
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高大伟 David Cowhig's Translation Blog 