• China Air Pollution Kills 4,000 People a Day: Researchers - Alex Morales

China Air Pollution Kills 4,000 People a Day: Researchers

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-08-13/china-air-pollution-kills-4-000-people-a-day-researchers
Alex Morales

Air pollution is killing an average of 4,000 people a day in China, according to researchers who cited coal-burning as the likely principal cause.

• China Blocks Web Access to ‘Under the Dome’ Documentary on Pollution - By EDWARD WONG

China Blocks Web Access to ‘Under the Dome’ Documentary on Pollution
By EDWARD WONG

Residential buildings in Wuhan in Hubei Province were shrouded in heavy smog last month. China's environmental degradation is among the worst in the world. CreditDarley Shen/Reuters
BEIJING — “Under the Dome,” a searing documentary about China’s catastrophic air pollution, had hundreds of millions of views on Chinese websites within days of its release one week ago.

• Documentary on Air Pollution Grips China By CHRIS BUCKLEY

Documentary on Air Pollution Grips China 

By CHRIS BUCKLEY 

Chai Jing said she was prompted to make her documentary, “Under the Dome,” by concern over the threats pollution posed to her daughter’s health.

• Chinese Air Pollution Work Its Way Around the World in This Scary NASA Animation

Chinese Air Pollution Work Its Way Around the World in This Scary NASA Animation
By Rafi Schwartz

Baoding, a heavily industrialized city in China’s northeast, has been awarded the dubious honor of having that country’s most polluted air. 

• Dystopian Reality of China’s Smog Captured in ‘Airpocalypse’ App

Dystopian Reality of China’s Smog Captured in ‘Airpocalypse’ App

A Beijing resident wore a mask against heavy air pollution near the China Central Television headquarters in November.

• China, the Climate and the Fate of the Planet - Jeff Goodell

China, the Climate and the Fate of the Planet

If the world's biggest polluter doesn't radically reduce the amount of coal it burns, nothing anyone does to stabilize the climate will matter. Inside the slow, frustrating — and maybe even hopeful — struggle to find a new way forward
By Jeff Goodell | September 15, 2014

• Most Beautiful Photos Of Wonderful China By Jade Small

Most Beautiful Photos Of Wonderful China
By Jade Small

With China’s economic growth of more than 10%, the environment was forced to take a back seat. It’s the most populous country on earth and it is starting to show increased incidences of birth defects and some of the dirtiest air in the world. 

• In Beijing, Clearer Views Hide Real Life By DIDI KIRSTEN TATLOW

In Beijing, Clearer Views Hide Real Life
By DIDI KIRSTEN TATLOW

Pollution shrouded the Olympic Green, built for the 2008 Games, on Oct. 9. Officials want to show a cleaner version of Beijing during the summit talks.