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In a world of economic uncertainty, China’s environmental protection industry finds itself at a crossroads.

Water markets are emerging as a potential game-changer in a world increasingly threatened by climate-induced water shortages.

China’s push towards sustainable and low-carbon urban development is set out in ambitious policies such as the 14th Five-Year Plan and the “Green Building Creation Action Plan.”

China’s Green Electricity Certificates (GECs) are playing a key role in the country’s clean energy transformation, with a dramatic rise in issuance and trading signaling real progress.

Hydrogen internal combustion engines (ICEs) are gaining momentum as a low-carbon energy solution.

China has experienced an increase in severe floods, especially across its northern regions.

The article delves into the ventilation and smoke exhaust system design for the new energy bus parking garage on Xietu Road, Shanghai.

At the National Science and Technology Awards Conference held in June this year, three projects related to membrane separation were honored. Membrane separation technology has a broad range of applications, and in the previous article.

The solar-powered desalination technology developed by the University of Waterloo offers a groundbreaking, sustainable solution to the global water crisis.

With Typhoon “Bebejia” intensifying, urban drainage systems face unprecedented challenges. The relentless winds and torrential rains typical of such storms stress urban infrastructure to its limits.