Three Gorges Dam (Chángjiāng Sānxiá Dàbà 长江三峡大坝)|Chángjiāng Sānxiá Dàbà 长江三峡大坝 (Three Gorges Dam)
Stephen F. CUNHA A view of the Three Gorges Dam, the world’s largest feat of engineering, which will supply China
University Education (Dàxué jiàoyù 大学教育)|Dàxué jiàoyù 大学教育 (University Education)
Qiang ZHA Art Education Student at Tsinghua University. PHOTO BY JOAN LEBOLD COHEN. China’s university system, the world’s largest, has
Climate Change—Export Emissions (Qìhòu biànhuà—chūkǒu páifàng 气候变化— 出口排放)|Qìhòu biànhuà—chūkǒu páifàng 气候变化— 出口排放 (Climate Change—Export Emissions)
Christopher WEBER Exhaust from a factory near a beach in China. If China doesn’t adopt advanced energy technologies and policies
Environmental History—Ancient (Gǔdài huánjìngshǐ 古代环境史)|Gǔdài huánjìngshǐ 古代环境史 (Environmental History—Ancient)
Cho-yun HSU A detail of a Qing dynasty scroll, showing men at work in rice paddies. Chinese farmers worried constantly
Environmental Movements (Huánbǎo yùndòng 环保运动)|Huánbǎo yùndòng 环保运动 (Environmental Movements)
Yingling LIU Haikou Environmental and Resources Center rents office space to NGOs in Hainan. It currently houses two local environmental
Climate Change—International Cooperation (Guójì qìhòu tánpàn 国际气候谈判)|Guójì qìhòu tánpàn 国际气候谈判 (Climate Change—International Cooperation)
Mark D. LEVINE In the background at the 30th anniversary celebrations in the National Stadium in 1979 are oil derricks
Environmental History—Modern (Xiàndài huánjìngshǐ 现代环境史)|Xiàndài huánjìngshǐ 现代环境史 (Environmental History—Modern)
Eduard B. VERMEER Water buffalo pull carts of hay in Hubei Province, near the Yangzi River, a scene that has
Tigers (Lǎohǔ 老虎)|Lǎohǔ 老虎 (Tigers)
The Editors A paper cut-out depicting Wu Sung, the folk hero from the famous Chinese novel Water Margin, who was
Panda (Xióngmāo 熊貓)|Xióngmāo 熊貓 (Panda)
Michael PRETES A group of pandas munching on their breakfast of bamboo shoots—a staple of their diet—at the Canton (Guangzhou)
Yellow Sea (Huáng Hǎi 黄海)|Huáng Hǎi 黄海 (Yellow Sea)
Bent NIELSEN The Yellow Sea (Huang Hai) is the overly exploited gulf that lies between China and Korea; it is