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E-waste 'endangers health' in Chinese town
The electronic waste processing industry has caused severe health problems for residents in a southern Chinese town.
13/10/08
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Researchers pinpoint gene that 'improves rice yields'
Researchers have discovered a gene that plays a role in the size and weight of rice grains, which could …
09/10/08
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Chinese innovation 'too isolated'
China needs to improve the integration between business and science and different sectors of its innovation …
23/09/08
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Make China journals open access, says top scientist
Priority must be given to domestic science publications and many Chinese journals should be made open-access, says …
02/09/08
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Researchers call for better rabies care in China
Researchers have found that Chinese rabies cases have risen dramatically in recent years, matched by inadequate …
22/08/08
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Negative attitudes 'hindering' China GM commercialisation
The negative attitude of European nations towards GM food is affecting commercialisation policies, says a leading …
24/07/08
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Study finds Chinese obesity rates soaring
A new study finds that obesity rates in China are soaring and putting a heavy burden on the country's health system.
21/07/08
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China's forestry projects 'should be more sustainable'
Researchers have called for more planning and better collaboration to make two of China's environmental programmes …
18/07/08
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Science communicators rise to climate challenge
Science communicators from across the globe have put together a series of recommendations for better communicating …
01/07/08
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Science journalism urged to be more locally relevant
Science journalism will have more impact in developing countries if efforts are made to make research relevant to …
27/06/08
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Quake reconstruction efforts 'need careful evaluation'
Reconstruction efforts in China's quake-hit regions will only be sustained with strategic scientific and …
16/06/08
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Chinese scientists call for better quake prediction
In the aftermath of Sichuan earthquake, Chinese scientists are calling for enhanced earthquake prediction.
03/06/08
