Analysis: China’s coal consumption on the rise
Use of coal increased again in 2018, raising questions about the green energy transition, reports Feng Hao and Tom Baxter.
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Category Archives: China
Analysis: How oil has shaped Xinjiang
The patterns of Soviet oil extraction have left an indelible mark on China’s oil-rich western province, writes Judd C. Kinzley.
Analysis: Is China getting the ‘cli-fi’ it needs?
If seeing is believing, Chinese filmmakers have a role in bringing home the reality of climate change, writes Tang Damin
Analysis: Can Chinese cities leave the car behind?
For years, Chinese city planners have prioritised cars, but they’re now taking a different route, writes Liu Shaokun.
Living with pollution in rural China
Anthropologist Anna Lora-Wainwright discusses her new book and why we need to look at individual responses to local pollution.
China’s role in Turkey’s energy future
Temptation to invest in Turkey’s coal sector will test President Xi’s commitment to climate leadership.
Is coal making a comeback in China?
After years of reducing coal consumption, is the tide turning in China?
Goodbye to six decades of coal power in Beijing
As Beijing closes its last coal power plant Feng Hao looks back at the history of the Chinese capital’s coal dependency.
Opinion: Let’s talk about China
Is China a climate hero or villain?
Chinese consumers adopt greener lifestyle
Eco-consciousness spreads through China’s cities writes Charlotte Middlehurst.
