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Olympian effort needed to clear China's smoggy skies

by: Robert Collier

[8 August, 2008] The persistent smog that shrouds today's opening of the Beijing Olympics is not just a danger to the lungs of international athletes. Nor is it merely an embarrassment to the Chinese government, which has long pledged that it would clean up the city's notorious pollution problem and deliver blue skies for the Games.

Dr. Levine's testimony before the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission

[8 August, 2008] Dr. Mark D. Levine, staff senior scientist and China Energy Group leader at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, will participate in the hearing titled "China's Energy Policies and their Environmental Impacts" on August 13, 2008.

LBNL and Chinese Collaborators Train Cement Companies to use BEST-Cement Tool

[2 July, 2008] LBNL staff (Lynn Price, Christina Galitsky, Zhou Nan) and Chinese collaborators from the Energy Research Institute, China Cement Association, China Building Materials Academy, Tianjin Cement Industry Design & Research Institute, One Carbon/Azure, and Schneider Electric held three workshops in Shandong, Hebei, and Shanxi Provinces in which 140 cement plant staff from 109 cement facilities were

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