*Yangtze marker lights to go solar
Yangtze marker lights to go solar
The Yangtze River waterway administration has announced that it will use solar power for the more than 5,700 marker lights along China's busiest waterway. All 5,700 of the battery-powered navigation mark lights along the world's third longest river......
(9/4/2008 6:46:02 PM)
 *Bye-bye to "bad hair days" as experts unsnarl tangled hair
Bye-bye to "bad hair days" as experts unsnarl tangled hair
"Bad hair days" could soon become a thing of the past, according to German researchers who say they have unsnarled the mystery of frizzy and tangled hair. (Photo: Chinadaily.com.cn) BEIJING, Sept. 3 -- "Bad hair days" could soon become a thing of......
(9/3/2008 10:04:17 AM)
 *Death toll rises to 38 in SW China earthquake
Death toll rises to 38 in SW China earthquake
Firefighters dig, bare-handed, two bodies out of the debris in quake-hit Huili county in Sichuan Province August 31, 2008. Death toll from the 6.1-magnitude earthquake has risen to 32 in Sichuan and Yunnan, and more than 400 were injured.(Xinhua......
(9/1/2008 12:30:11 AM)
 *Villagers enjoy free outdoor movies
Villagers enjoy free outdoor movies
Movies will be shown in rural areas for free in Zaozhuang, Shandong Province.A man uses a projector to play free movies for villagers in Zaozhuang of Shandong Province on Thursday night, August 28, 2008.Ten groups of mobile film projection teams......
(8/31/2008 8:10:08 PM)
 *"Mobile library" open in Shanghai subway station
"Mobile library" open in Shanghai subway station
orking staff set a bookrack of the "mobile library" in a subway station in Shanghai, east China, on Aug. 27, 2008. The "mobile library" on the No. 9 subway Line was opened to public on Wednesday. Passengers could fetch books and magazines from the......
(8/28/2008 1:00:06 AM)
 *Olympic souvenir stores see sales boom as team China collects gold
Olympic souvenir stores see sales boom as team China collects gold
A man looks at commemorative coins of "fuwa", mascots of Beijing Olympic Games in a shop in Taiyuan, capital of north China's Shanxi Province, Aug. 12, 2008. The Olympic souvenirs sell briskly in Taiyuan as the event goes on. (Xinhua/Peng Yang)As......
(8/22/2008 2:35:54 AM)
 *Quake-destroyed Sichuan homes 'ready by 2009'
Quake-destroyed Sichuan homes 'ready by 2009'
People from rural areas of Sichuan who were made homeless by the May 12 earthquake will be able to move into their new homes before December of next year, Vice-Governor Huang Yanrong said Tuesday at a press conference at the Beijing International......
(8/19/2008 6:50:48 PM)
 *'Mooncake special zone" in supermarket
'Mooncake special zone" in supermarket
Customers choose mooncakes at a supermarket in Suzhou, east China's Jiangsu province, August 18, 2008. As the Mid-Autumn festival approaches, many supermarkets across the country have set up a special area to sell mooncakes. Mid-Autumn Festival,......
(8/18/2008 8:36:02 PM)
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*Chinese explorers in quest to find sources of 3 major rivers09-06
*Orangutan under threat of extinction in Indonesia09-06
*U.S. scientists produce nanoscale droplet09-05
*Yangtze marker lights to go solar09-04
*China highlights disabled people's welfare as Paralympics draws near09-04
*Nearly 2.37 mln Chinese receive legal aid in past five years09-04
*China to assess village doctors' qualification09-04
*China to build first inland Antarctica station within 2 years09-04
*A massive floating shelf in the Arctic of climate change09-04
*Scientists identify aerosols making up smoggy haze over Mexico City09-04
*Taipei zoo hopes to welcome pandas in November09-03
*Paralympics opening ceremony to be rehearsed Thursday evening09-03
*Sichuan-Tibet highway reopens to traffic09-03
*Beijing ramps up community service for disabled population09-03
*Bye-bye to "bad hair days" as experts unsnarl tangled hair09-03
*Shoppers reject 'green' plastic plastic09-03
*Tunnel project primed to finish jam sessions09-03
*Workers get a raw deal09-03
*South Africa steps up nuclear research project09-02
*Self-developed world's fastest railway sparkles in first month09-02
*Thawing permafrost likely to boost global warming, says study09-02
*Farmers struggle to keep pace with rising prices09-01
*100,000 students to get job training in Guangdong09-01
*Tourists free to fly after Thai airport opens up09-01
*Death toll rises to 38 in SW China earthquake09-01
*Major Chinese city on high flood alert08-31
*Villagers enjoy free outdoor movies08-31
*Hope and dreams after quake horror08-31
*Amazon deforestation rate falls 63% in July08-30
*Indian science centers to be set up overseas08-29
*Poll shows citizens say Games a success08-29
*Coal thieves trapped underground08-29
*Minor web addicts a major problem08-29
*80-million-year-old fossil unearthed in W Canada08-29
*Arctic sea ice shrinks to 2nd lowest level in 30 years08-28
*Experts warn of careless use of soil08-28
*Beijing airport sees off last batch of Olympic Family members08-28
*"Mobile library" open in Shanghai subway station08-28
*China building airport on Qinghai-Tibet Plateau08-27
*No pollution after fatal chemical plant blast in South China08-26
*Guilin to host China's short-track rally championship08-26
*16 killed as blasts rip chemical plant08-26
*New Zealand scientists find no connection between N. and S. island major fault lines08-26
*330,000 users access map aid through mobile phones during Beijing Olympics08-25
*Daihatsu debuts new minicar in Japan08-25
*British researcher received Stockholm Water Prize08-22
*Report: Smoking in movies, TVs gets teens to smoke08-22
*Olympic souvenir stores see sales boom as team China collects gold08-22
*Typhoon Nuri moves closer to Hong Kong, halting industries08-21
*Death toll rises to three in aftershock in SW China08-21
*China's Arctic expedition team sets up temporary research station on ice08-21
*Tanzanian scientist: Mt. Kilimanjaro snow not to go08-21
*39th PIF summit concludes with declaration on climate change08-21
*Cambodian gov't touts organics to increase rice export08-21
*U.S. chemists synthesize promising anti-cancer product08-21
*Tanzania hunts Chinese climber missing on Mount Kilimanjaro08-21
*Competition venues to be used well after the Beijing Olympics08-21
*Beijing's economy not to be subject to fluctuation after Olympics08-21
*Chinatown in San Francisco gets lift from Beijing Olympics08-20
*Google invests 10 million dollars in geothermal technology08-20
*Quake-destroyed Sichuan homes 'ready by 2009'08-19
*Int'l physics conference kicks off in Indonesia08-19
*Global survey: Wastewater extensively used in agriculture08-19
*'Mooncake special zone" in supermarket08-18
*China earmarks $9.7 bln for quake relief08-18
*Jordan to embark on pollution study in Zarqa River08-18
*Study: Less rain linked with warming of Indian Ocean08-18
*China's Arctic expedition team arrives in Canada Basin08-16
*Califoria to build world's biggest solar power plants08-16
*Ocean dead zones roughly double since 1960's08-15
 
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