More cars in China are converting to natural gas, yet current market conditions are a barrier to widespread use.
A combination of 225 photos taken at the same angle from a building on the Third Ring Road between 8 and 9 am from March 1, 2012 to March 5, 2013 record the different shades of blue and grey skies that shroud the Chinese capital.
Ensuring air quality and river cleanliness is priority, He Na, Wu Wencong and Tang Yue report in Liaoning and Beijing.
China has made substantial efforts to solve pollution problems in recent years as the following news photos show. They will help our readers see the efforts made not only by government, but also by people themselves from the developed east to the under developed west.
The air quality in Beijing and nearby regions hit dangerous levels Thursday, Beijing's environmental authorities said.
Environmental issues are expected to be hot topics at the two sessions, say representatives who are busy preparing proposals.
Probe info not released
With fewer fireworks being set off and not as many feasts, "frugal" and "green" are two words to describe the seven-day Chinese Spring Festival holiday.
China's new-energy sector is facing an uncertain future after the US imposed swingeing import tariffs and demand for equipment dwindles.
The solar trade disputes between China and Europe triggered increasing attention globally in 2012 and will continue to bring deep changes to the industry.
China's nuclear program is getting back on track after the country suspended approval of new nuke power projects.
China's targets for slashing greenhouse gas emissions and reducing energy consumption are within reach.
Fisker Automotive will start selling its $100,000-plus Karma plug-in hybrid in China during the first quarter in 2013.
A new type of greenhouse with a solar power generated roof has been gaining popularity in Jimo, Shandong since last year.
A project that encourages Beijing students to recycle on campus has turned more than 100 tons of waste into useful resources in the past three years.
China has been aware of the severity of the burden of pollution and energy consumption amid its economic miracles over the past decades.
A cap-and-trade system that combines policy and market forces can be adopted as an innovative approach to address the global warming challenge.
The pressure to ensure the supply of energy is increasing for China and so is the pressure to deal with the associated environment issues.
Challenged to restore a sense of harmony between warring clans, an architect's team spanned a deep creek with a structure.
Green progress, which President Hu emphasized in his report to the 18th Party Congress, has remained one of the hot topics in the past few days.
The humble rake gets poetic justice with this beautiful concept called 'Reverse for Rebirth Romance Rake'.
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