English Stories from the Chinese Press: March 6, 2011

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English Stories from the Chinese Press: March 6, 2011

Air Quality

State Council Broadens Air Quality Standards (Economic Observer)

Beijing strives to be coal-free (Xinhua)

2 in 3 cities cannot meet new air quality standards (China Daily)

Alternative Energy

Scientist calls for confidence in China's nuclear power safety (Xinhua)

Putian in Fujian to be next nuclear site (China Daily)

China is world's no. 3 solar panel market (China Daily)

China to cultivate biofuel use (China Daily)

Conservation

China, SAARC kick off seminar on biodiversity (Xinhua)

Caixin Exclusive Interview: Greenpeace Head Discusses Fighting for Change (Caixin)

Resort construction threatens Hainan's mangroves (Xinhua)

China lake bans fishing to restock (Xinhua)

Conventional Energy

China to reform prices in energy sector (China Daily)

Sinopec prospects Brazil oilfield with 5,000-barrel daily output (Xinhua)

Construction starts on gas pipeline to HK (China Daily)

China steps up exploring for shale gas (China Daily)

Emissions

China protests EU shipping carbon tax (Xinhua)

Shanghai to tighten emission standard to curb pollution (Xinhua)

Chinese economic planner confident in emissions control (Xinhua)

Pollution

China still targeting heavy metal polluters (Xinhua)

Transport

High-emissions vehicles banned and fined in Beijing (China Daily)

China eyes speedy commuter railway service (Global Times)

Waste

Lawmakers restrict wasteful packaging (China Daily)

China to recycle industrial waste (China Daily)

Water

China to impose "strictest control" over water resources: report (Xinhua)

China has large amounts of cloud water to exploit: meteorologist (Xinhua)

Dam on Poyang Lake approved (China Daily)

Beijingers likely to drink desalinized seawater (China Daily)

Persistent drought drains lakes in SW China (China Daily)

Compiled by Liz Brody

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