Fortune – Business created China’s pollution problem – now it needs to fix it
We’re not used to hearing this kind of rhetoric from China: The country will “declare war” on air pollution, Premier Li Keqiang, the country’s second-most-powerful leader, told 3,000 Communist Party delegates in early March. He called pollution “nature’s red-light warning” and admitted — in the government’s strongest language yet about the smog, after years of denials…
Forbes – Cleaner Indoor Air: A New Selling Point For Employers in China?
Cleaner indoor air may soon be a selling point for employers in pollution-heavy parts of China like Beijing. That could benefit both domestic and multinational suppliers of air filters and clean equipment, which have traditionally serviced hospitals, laboratories and factories…