Companies and officials get blamed for pollution incidents, but rarely the financial bodies that lent the money, says senior state researcher Yuan Qingdan
A rare show of public opposition to a ministerial appointment shows the Chinese people can no longer accept government inaction on the worsening environment
China is heading for a nuclear accident if it continues with current construction plans, says former state nuclear physicist and prominent critic He Zuoxiu
A new NGO-proposed law on nature reserves is a sign of an increasingly active civil society movement, pushing to be involved in the Chinese political process
Written against the backdrop of continuing suicides among Indian farmers, a new book describes the impact of the country’s agricultural crisis on women
The Fate of the Species by Fred Guterl is a bracing overview of the worst that can happen if humans do not overcome their ecological and Earth-systems illiteracy, writes Caspar Henderson.