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More than 2,701 websites are or were blocked in mainland China (excluding Hong Kong and Macau) under the country's policy of Internet censorship.[1] This is a list of the most notable such blocked websites. This page does not apply to the special administrative regions of Hong Kong and Macau, where most of the Chinese laws do not apply. According to a recent report from Beijing, a lot of larger Japanese websites were blocked during the afternoon of 15 June 2012 (UTC+08:00) to the morning of 17 June 2012 (UTC+08:00), such as Google Japan, Yahoo! Japan, Amazon Japan, Excite, Yomiuri Shimbun, Sponichi, and Nikkei Business Publications. Also note that many of the sites listed may be occasionally or even regularly available, depending on the access location or current events. For these reasons, using proxy utilities such as greatfire.org or blockedinchina.net are not extremely reliable sources (i.e. going to China and checking by yourself) for information when checking the Table of high-ranking websites blocked in mainland China below, but should only be considered as a reference. Many political websites in other countries are also blocked by mainland China. China had the largest and most complex economy in the world for most of the past two thousand years, during which it has seen cycles of prosperity and decline.[18][19] Since the introduction of economic reforms in 1978, China has become one of the world's fastest-growing major economies. As of 2013, it is the world's second-largest economy by both nominal total GDP and purchasing power parity (PPP), and is also the world's largest exporter and importer of goods.[20] China is a recognized nuclear weapons state and has the world's largest standing army, with the second-largest defence budget.[21] The PRC has been a United Nations member since 1971, when it replaced the ROC as a permanent member of the U.N. Security Council. China is also a member of numerous formal and informal multilateral organizations, including the WTO, APEC, BRICS, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, the BCIM and the G-20. China is a regional power within Asia and has been characterized as a potential superpower by a number of commentators The possibility of such cyberattacks by U.S. adversaries has been widely known, but never confirmed publicly by the nation's top cyber official. Outside experts say the U.S. Cyber Command also has that capability, which in theory should amount to mutual deterrence. The government of China has set up a system of internet censorship, intending to block internet users within Mainland China from accessing material deemed undesirable, such as foreign news sites, sites with dissident political content, many Hong Kong and Taiwanese websites, and pornography. However, some people in mainland China are buying software for them to access Google, Facebook,etc. This software is generally not very expensive. They use a version of Virtual Private Network or VPN to access those sites. One part of the block is to remove some websites from search results on search engines. These search engines include both the local version of international search engines (e.g. Google.cn) as well as domestic ones (e.g. Baidu, Sohu). In general, regardless of whether a term is sensitive or not, many well known websites are removed from the search result, such as all porn sites, some western news websites like BBC and Voice of America, and a few sites in Hong Kong and Taiwan. In addition, access to a handful of US-based universities are blocked, as these websites often contain discussions regarding issues deemed politically sensitive by the Communist Party of China. Some words are sensitive. Attempting to search for such a term may result in the turning on of the "safe search" feature, and limiting the result pages in China. However, the general internet traffic filter may interrupt a HTTP connection between the browser and the server if it detects intensive sensitive words in plaintext, as it does with other protocols, such as the Post Office Protocol, and any sequence connection to the server is also denied. This filter affects self-censored search engines, since their censorship is filtering websites, not keywords. This system is described in greater detail at Internet censorship in mainland China. Any sequence containing the term is also blocked. For example, since 法輪 / 法轮 (falun, or "dharma chakra") is blocked, so are 法轮功 (Falun Gong) and 轉法輪 / 转法轮 ("Turning dharma chakra"). Also, only the Chinese terms are blocked, while the English terms are freely searchable (unless specified otherwise). Because Google has decided to re-direct its Google.cn domain to Google.com.hk, censorship by Google is far less relevant.
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Very curious how the States don't bother to put the nose of others in their shit and Canada doesn't do it with the States. Once, I worked on Water Quality Assessment (that wasn't the precise name) within Environment Canada and was responsible for analyzing results over Northern Quebec network. After thorough examination of what I thought all the possibilities only one remains to explain a metal contamination surge in a quite large area. It was 35 years ago and I don't remember the exact metal involved but it was one the heavy metals. After explaining how to discard all the other possible sources of this metal, only one remain : atmospheric transfer from center USA. The almost only production and transformation of that metal ore was from an area where the winds respect all the occurence modifications of that metal concentration in our rivers. I was put on a shelve until the end of my contract with them and then fired. Everyone should have a word in that mascarade that gives permission to blame other but do everything to not recognize its own responsabilities and act on.
I am not saying that China does not pollute, that we don't have to be scare of pollution coming from elsewhere, I am just saying : look in the mirror, you may see the three in your eyes. -
this biased piece is hilarious LMAO
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你们就是balance,我们就不balance了
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Although a careful analysis maybe required, I agree with Kelly Sims Gallagher of Harvard University: no foreign auto maker would walk away from the giant Chinese market if the Chinese government would introduce strict environmental standards for the auto industry. Such regulations would not only improve the image of China as a country but more importantly they would improve public health of Chinese citizens. China has already done incredible leap forward in harnessing alternative energy sources, e.g. solar energy. I believe in China and that it will learn from the disastrous mistakes made by the industrialised nations vis-a-vis the environment over the past course of their own "development".
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Are these Americans getting upset that historically the most populous country has risen again and is using more steel and consuming more grain than them? Please...
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Us cannot sustain by demonising china or russia only. Infact china is the best country to become super power. Chineese nation has a history of struggle and fair effort without harming other nations unlike anyother world power who just loot others resources and putting those countries in internal conflicts.
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There loosing so much money so there getting ready to invade there neighbors
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world renowned counterfitter and world worst polluter CHINA!
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Transportation is NOT the leading source of greenhouse gases and VOCs as claimed! In fact, transportation only accounts for about 18-20% total! Its long past time to employ more environmentally friendly construction methods for BUILDINGS, including efficient insulation - REDUCING total energy usage!
Meanwhile the major cities in China are trying to ban scooters - including electric scooters eliminating urban mixed use transportation for car only avenues! While the West tries to incorporate and try to get people to MOVE TO a mixed use model, China is actively trying to eliminate and replicate the Western urban mistake!
Additionally, VOC production - as well as radical health gains provided by an Esselstyn, T. Colin Campbell, J. McDougall and NutritionFacts.org advocated whole food plant based low fat low sugar diet - can be radically reduced by shifting food production from an animal based diet to a whole food plant based diet - where ~51% of the VOCs are attributable to the meat, egg and dairy production cycle! -
why is the west worried abut asia so much ?
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talk about commercials
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CO2 led global warming is a lie !
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Careful down here, it's dangerous...
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Way too many commercials!
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The rise of the economy of China reflects the decline of the US economy. Oh that's right, the US international capitalist sold us out to China for Maximum profits!
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All one has to do is distrust Asians. Don't rub noses with them, don't learn their jibberish. China's a flash in the pan.
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China’s problems will be solved by advanced nuclear technologies ? Do you mean the advanced nuclear power plant reactors of Fukushima? Or the advanced Russian nuclear power plant reactors of Chernobyl? It’s no longer a problem that can be solved with America declaring a war on it. No big hammer this time to drive the nails into their Communist assigned tasks. The problem is just too many people. Personally I believe that the extraterrestrials will lay down a retrovirus, like HIV that is more efficient at human death, not as the perceived invasion of flying saucers in past Hollywood movies, but as a solution to the problem of saving life on the earth. A problem that we simply have no answer for.
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Based on the salaries of workers in this documentary, the information is so outdated. However, it is obvious that China is still struggling with pollution.
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