NPC & CPPCC 2011  >Issues  >

•	China faces 'mounting ecological problems'
•	Senior official calls for cap on coal consumption
•	China to further cut nitrogen oxide emissions
•	Beijing to tighten vehicle emission standards
•	Leaders embrace green car production
•	Ban bear bile extraction in China as soon as possible
•	'Drought won't dry up the grain supply'
•	Soil pollution poisons more than farmland
•	China 'cautious' about hydropower projects on Nu River
•	Billionaire lawmaker urges legislation against shark fin trading

•	Hunan to tackle metal invasion in Xiangjiang River
•	Carbon intensity goals to be met
•	New energy targets to produce a greener nation
•	China announces 16% cut in energy consumption by 2015
•	China aims for greener economy over next 5 years
•	Non-fossil fuels to take up 11.4% of China's energy
•	China to cap energy use at 4 bln tonnes of coal equivalent by 2015
•	Mongolia to revise mineral law to promote eco-friendly mining
•	Yunnan planning to stay green while developing
•	HK expects to achieve emission control target

•	E. China to spend 4.5 bln yuan tackling lake pollution
•	Tibet enacts law on wetland conservation
•	Energy consumption drops year on year
•	Beijing to get hanging sky trains and maglev trains
•	VP stresses saving water in water diversion project
•	Drought eased in northern wheat-growing regions
•	Carbon intensity targets unveiled
•	Green standards issued for rare earths
•	Snowy weather moves from north to south China
•	Gov't, farmers fight against drought in E. China

•	Chinese cities are 'worst' for CO2
•	NGOs call to drop fish magic trick