Pollution Control In China

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  China Regions Vow To Step Up Pollution Crackdown After Central Government Probes

  A total of eight Chinese regions have promised to beef up anti-pollution curbs, vowing fresh cuts in smog, cleaner water and soil and tighter scrutiny over government officials after Beijing-led probes uncovered thousands of violations.

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  Lessons From Beijing As Delhi Fights Toxic Smog

  As New Delhi suffers through a surge in the most harmful type of smog -- a toxic stew that makes India's capital one of the most polluted in the world -- Beijing offers lessons in how another troubled city made progress clearing the air.

• China to Ban All Coal Use in Beijing by 2020

  China's smog-plagued capital has announced that it will ban all coal sales and use by the end of 2020 as part of its anti-pollution fight.

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  Global Auto Component Makers Gear Up for China's Tougher Emission Rules

  Firms from Bill Gates-backed start-up EcoMotors Inc to Faurecia SA, a parts supplier controlled by French giant Peugeot SA, are jostling to help automakers meet new diesel emission rules taking effect in January, despite concerns the standards may not be strictly enforced.

• Beijing to film building sites in new smog control measure

  China's capital Beijing will set up cameras at building sites across the city to monitor how much construction contributes to Beijing's notoriously polluted air, state media said.

• Factory shutdowns, traffic limits as China moves to tame its smog

  Beijing is seeking to tame the spikes in its infamous smog by preparing emergency measures such as factory shutdowns and traffic limits to kick in when air pollution levels are especially heavy.

• Sterlite ordered to shut large copper smelter over 'gas leak'

  Sterlite Industries (India) said on Monday that Tamil Nadu has ordered it to shut a copper smelter over allegations of a gas leak, in a move that could spur imports and drive up regional premiums for the metal.

• Goa mining scam worth Rs. 34,935 crore: Justice Shah Commission

  The voluminous report holds the state government and central government agencies as parties to the scam along with powerful mining operators in Goa, who according to Justice Shah, plundered natural resource and facilitated an "unrestricted, unchecked and unregulated export of iron ore to China", which made the exporters of ore "richer and richer".

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