One U.S. ex-pat general practitioner claims he’s seeing more patients with respiratory problems, but no reports of deaths so far. Continue reading Still no bodies from Chinese air pollution spike
Category: China
How reliable are Chinese air pollution data?
Beijing air pollution off the charts
This is EPA’s chance (via natural vs. illegal human experiment) to show that PM2.5 kills. Continue reading Beijing air pollution off the charts
Rare Earths Squeeze: China hides behind environment
“Fragile ecosystems” is the new last refuge of scoundrels. Continue reading Rare Earths Squeeze: China hides behind environment
Shanghai Halts Johnson Controls Lead Processing
Sounds like Johnson Controls is being punished for some undisclosed slight of the ChiComs. Continue reading Shanghai Halts Johnson Controls Lead Processing
EPA’s statistics not science, but nonsense
By Steve Milloy
January 6, 2011, Washington Times
The Chinese city of Xi’an has some of the worst air quality in the world. Yet its air is significantly safer than the air in U.S. cities, according to a new study. Continue reading EPA’s statistics not science, but nonsense
WashTimes: China’s poisonous exports
Despite some exaggerated points about toxicity and risk, Brett Decker and William Triplett make some good points in the article about slipshod Chinese exports. Continue reading WashTimes: China’s poisonous exports