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- Dark Secrets of Death in China's Mine Shafts
- Illegal coal mines near Beijing used to provide the perfect cover for murder-extortion plots, before the truth came to light
- Behind Closed Doors, AIDS Risks Grow in China
- Social stigma and a lack of education may be contributing to rising HIV rates among homosexuals and gay university students 07.31.2010
- A River Runs Red in Fujian
- Behind the ruined fish farms and a decade of poisoned drinking water from Zijin Mining's operations in Fujian Province's Shanghang County, a litany of negligence 07.30.2010
- Powerful Factory Explosion in Nanjing Kills 12
- A plastics factory in Eastern China’s Jiangsu Province was hit with an explosion; preliminary investigations have traced the source of the blast to a gas leak 07.28.2010
- Dark Secrets of Death in China's Mine Shafts
- Illegal coal mines near Beijing used to provide the perfect cover for murder-extortion plots, before the truth came to light 07.28.2010
- Drug Firms Challenge Chongqing Price Reform
- National reforms aimed at even-handed drug pricing have stirred a hornet's nest among Chongqing drug companies 07.26.2010
- Securities Regulator Probes Zijin's Acid Wastewater Leak
- The CSRC has launched an investigation into Zijin's nine-day delay to go public on the July 3 wastewater leakage incident 07.20.2010
- Oil Pipelines in Dalian Explode
- Crude oil spilled into Dalian's Xingang Harbor after one oil pipeline blast ignited another pipeline 07.19.2010
- Toxic Tunnels: Guangzhou's Polluted Canals
- Local governments in Guangzhou have spent around US$ 7 billion in two years to improve local water conditions for a "no sludge, no stench" goal, but experts say its effects have been slight 07.16.2010
- Oil Boom Refines a County's School System
- Three years ago, one county in the heart of Central China's natural resources belt began rolling hundreds of millions of yuan in oil revenues over to its schools 07.16.2010
- Ting River Contaminated with Copper Acid
- Zijin Mining Group, China's top gold producer, announced the wastewater leakage from its copper smelting plant ten days after the incident 07.15.2010
- New Tainted Milk Scandal Hits China
- The Ministry of Health said 25,000 tons of tainted milk were found last February 07.14.2010
- Chinese Officials to Report Personal Assets
- New rules attempt to increase transparency for government officials but experts say the new regulations fail to require public disclosure 07.13.2010
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Meng Xuenong(孟学农)
Official Reappointed After Two Scandals
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Huang Qifan(黄奇帆)
The acting mayor of southwest China's Chongqing Municipality
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Kang Rixin(康日新)
High-Ranking Nuclear Chief Falls from Grace
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