Qinghai Province News
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China sent thousands of military personnel, rescue teams and utility workers into the southwestern province of Sichuan where the country’s strongest earthquake in three years left 1.5 million people needing aid.
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China’s Premier Li Keqiang flew to the southwestern province of Sichuan to oversee relief work as the death toll from yesterday’s earthquake climbed to 179 and officials struggled to help 1.5 million people affected by it.
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China plans to set four rates that solar-power plants can earn for selling electricity to grid operators, compared with two currently, PV-Tech news reported on its website yesterday, citing people it didn’t identify.
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Chinese President Hu Jintao flew to earthquake-hit Qinghai province after cutting short a visit to South America and amid efforts by the ruling Communist Party to “guide public opinion” on relief efforts.
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Qinghai has become the first Chinese province to promulgate regulations making local governments and state-owned companies responsible for coping with climate change, Xinhua News Agency reported.
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Li Rong had checked all the boxes for entry into China’s governing class.
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Chinese authorities arrested more than 450 people accused of belonging to a doomsday cult after they held secret gatherings and spread leaflets, China Central Television reported today on its website.
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China’s growth rebound will be capped by a labor-force squeeze and shrinking resources that leave the government satisfied with rates of expansion as low as half the peak during the past decade.
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China’s northwest Qinghai province will increase lithium output five times over five years to meet demand for electric vehicle batteries, the China Daily reported, citing Liu Shanqing, head of the local Land and Resources Department.
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GD Power Development Co. , a Chinese power project developer, said it plans to build a 10-megawatt solar project in Geermu, Qinghai province.
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