China's Sustainability March

China is often viewed, perhaps justifiably, as an environmentally degraded, smog-filled country. Four of the five biggest freshwater lakes are classified as category five, the worst rating on the scale, meaning 'no biological function'. Almost all the major state-owned power companies have been named for breaching environmental rules. Many polluting manufacturing industries have also moved to China.

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Other Articles on this Issue

• Capital Intensive China

  Land deals set to transform rural China

• Macro View

  Rich in rural promise

• Postcard From No 528

  Rustic stock picks and Goldman Sachs

• Forbidden City

  Rural reform has a strong political backing

• Funds Data

  Taiwan optimism peaked?

• The Big Call

  Rural economy set to thrive

• Consumer China

  Betting on the rural consumer

  Subsidy schemes drive rural vehicle demand

  Sending white goods to the countryside

• Financial China

  Rural finance taking off

• The Best of Chinese Commentators

  Inflation: pork-led?

  Resources: to tax or not to tax?

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