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Solar Energy Could Turn the Belt and Road Initiative Green

Solar Energy Could Turn the Belt and Road Initiative Green

News release issued by Cell Press
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Carbon-Negative Power Generation for China

Carbon-Negative Power Generation for China

Reducing CO2 concentrations and air pollution in the atmosphere
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Exploring China’s Energy Experience

Exploring China’s Energy Experience

Researcher Spotlight: Xinyu Chen
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Too Small to See, but Big Enough to Matter

Too Small to See, but Big Enough to Matter

Most of us seldom give thought to things we can’t see — whether literally, as with air particles a tenth as wide as a strand of human hair…
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Planning the Low-Carbon Cities of Tomorrow

Planning the Low-Carbon Cities of Tomorrow

Researcher Spotlight: ChengHe Guan
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A Leap of Faith, A Revised Research Path

A Leap of Faith, A Revised Research Path

Researcher Spotlight: Archana Dayalu
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Does the path to a low-carbon future run through a global grid?

Does the path to a low-carbon future run through a global grid?

By Jon Mingle
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Unlocking Microscopic Mysteries

Unlocking Microscopic Mysteries

Researcher Spotlight: Shaojie Song,
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Is Power Sector Reform Essential to China’s Plans for a Greener Future?

Is Power Sector Reform Essential to China’s Plans for a Greener Future?

This article by Chris P. Nielsen, China Project Executive Director, and Mun S. Ho, China Project Senior Economist, originally appeared in…
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How the Chinese Superstition About “4” Made Possible a Study on the Health Effects of Air Pollution…

How the Chinese Superstition About “4” Made Possible a Study on the Health Effects of Air Pollution…

It is rarely possible to conduct controlled experiments in the social sciences owing to the vast number of variables that, in a…
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Climate Change Might Be A Threat to Wind Power

Climate Change Might Be A Threat to Wind Power

To combat climate change, reduce air pollution, and establish greater energy independence, China has been pushing hard for a nation-wide…
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