Methane Bomb Threat Small? Think Again
Data from the last time Earth experienced a large, abrupt climate warming, around 20,000 years ago, indicate that a slight change in Earth's orbit caused an initial warming.
HuffPost's QuickRead
The Myth of Sanitary War
So-called "rational adults" argue that smart bombs are exactly the same as the precision guaranteed between a doctor's steady hand, a blade, and a patient's flesh.
Ten most significant import cars, 2008 and beyond
Happy New Year! We've had the pleasure of helping to create and now write and and moderate this automotive blog beginning in June, 2008, and so far i...
Eaten Into Extinction
One principle of modern wildlife management is that wild animals, such as Florida's softshell turtles, are a public resource, and should not be killed for private commercial gain.
My 2008 "McLaughlin Awards" [Part 2]
Love her or hate her, you have to admit that John McCain's selection of Sarah Palin for the Republican ticket this year was without any doubt the boldest political tactic of the year.
Scandal of the Ages: Documents Reveal Underage Chinese Gymnast
Not only was He Kexin, the Chinese gymnast in question, born in 1994 and ineligible to compete in the Olympics, but Chinese officials, over the last few weeks, have tried to cover it all up.
Tibetan Plateau Water Reserves at Risk
The UN estimates that two-thirds of the world's population will live in areas of water stress within the next 20 years. By the numbers, much of that population is in Asia.
The Soft-Voiced Authoritarianism of Fareed Zakaria
In his book The Post-American World, Zakaria examines what the planet will look like as America becomes only one strong power-player among many.
The Beijing Olympics and Chinese Women
The contradictions in the way Chinese women are portrayed for the Olympics symbolizes the confusion and complexities of what Chinese femininity means in a globalizing world.
Bush/Cheney: Dinosaurs of the Old Economy
The legacy of Bush and Cheney are inextricably tied to the survival of the old fossil fuel economy. Their assignment was clear: defend and protect at ...
In Pictures: Bad Gymnastics Hair
Gymnasts have it tough in the hair department. Their first priority is to keep that shit out of their faces in order to do all of those crazy circus moves. Hence, the gymnasty hair trends that won't die.
Chinese Want To Buy the Big 3 Automakers
All the Shock Doctrine fanatics cheering to drive the the Big 3 into bankruptcy "restructuring," like Mitt Romney, might want to think about the implications of this.
"No water, no sex" - New films take on not-so-subtle meanings when it comes to water
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. -- By strange turn of fate or my wife's careful selection, almost every film we saw this summer at the Traverse City Film Festiva...
The Dirt on Ecosystem Stewardship
Filmmaker John D. Liu believes we have a solution to climate change, but it's not as simple as reducing carbon dioxide emissions. Here are excerpts from my recent telephone interview with him.
Are There Just too Many People in the World?
To achieve the green goal of dealing with overpopulation, it's necessary to mix some oestrogen into the environmentalist palette.
My 2008 "McLaughlin Awards" [Part 1]
Welcome to our annual awards! For the past three years, this column has paid homage (translation: "ripped off their gimmick") to the McLaughlin Group...
Recent Blog Posts
Most Popular China Stories
Links From Digg, Delicious, and Google Blogsearch
Links
- Charter 08 worries China | csmonitor.com
- …My heart’s in Accra » China, porn and unintended consequences
- Michael Phelps to hock Mazda6 in China - Autoblog
- Internet Addiction: A Look Inside China's Game Addiction Treatment ...
- Global Voices Online » China: Job Security Problem
- JURIST - Paper Chase: China court sentences writer/activist to 2 1 ...
- Report: China Gaming "Boom" Underway | Edge Online
- China’s Power Surge Ends (for Now) - Dot Earth Blog - NYTimes.com
- Inhabitat » China Announces the World’s Largest Solar Plant
- In China, Growth Still Trumping Green? - Dot Earth Blog - NYTimes.com
- Promising China Blog: ChinaBizGov - China Law Blog: a blog about ...
- RConversation: Ladies and Gentlemen... China's Netizen Day...
- Analyst: China May Soon Have World’s Biggest Solar Farm ...
- AsiaMedia :: CHINA: Crackdown on websites
- In an increasingly wired China, rehab for Internet addicts ...
- Hit & Run > Great Firewall of China, Version 3.0: Stop the Porn ...
- China Rediscovers Ethics in Foreign Policy
- China Digital Times » A ‘Postcard’ View Of China’s Global Prominence
- Mall in China has McDnoald's and Bucksstar Coffee - Boing Boing
- Google Wins “Gu Ge” Lawsuit In China
- A Look Inside China's Game Addiction Treatment Centers
- China Launches Crackdown on Internet Pornography
- Obama is Dead Serious About Quickly Going Back to the Moon
- The year in IPv4 addresses: almost 200 million served
- 'World's biggest' software pirates jailed
- We are talking about wind farms, China builds them
- China finds largest dinosaur fossil site in world
- Asia appetite for turtles seen as threat to Florida species
- China begins anti-piracy mission
- Toxic melamine is suspected in seafood from China
Want to reply to a comment? Hint: Click "Reply" at the bottom of the comment; after being approved your comment will appear directly underneath the comment you replied to
...and the Chinese word for constipation is hungchau.
.............da fei ji
Blocking it will only make the subversive material that much more attractive.
Censorship, sometimes can be a good thing for a society.
China fears becoming a morally corrupt like the US.
Financially and Spiritually they long to be like America, but they fear the ultimate slide into a morally corrupt crime and drug ridden society.
Is that so wrong?
this biased and ignorant comment disgusts me
Care to elaborate?