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This report presents the primary conclusions of a specialized international working group on the state and for conservation of China's natural biological resources, i.e.: "BIODIVERSITY".

This summary record includes reports by the working groups, and overview of the China's environmental programs and recommendations to the Chinese Government.

This work report covers the history of the Transport Working Group and its working plan.

This work report covers the plan of the Working Group on Pollution Control in regards to energy and environment management, climate change, etc.

This work report covers the general target for the program of economic planning and environmental protection, integrated decision-making frameworks, progress of the working group since 1997, and ongoing activities.

This work report contains a summary of activities of BWG in 1998, and includes recommendations on improving biodiversity conservation efforts in Hainan.

As anticipated in the 1998 report of the working group, the financial situation has been very weak, and many of the planned activities for the year were not done. Nevertheless, the working group has achieved good progress in several areas and looks forward to an active programme for the rest of the second phase of CCICED. New sources of funding have been identified, and the group is confident that adequate funding will be realized to complete our 5-year programme.

This report stresses the importance of fertilizer and pesticide industries to China's future food security.

This report outlines a number of regional studies, and restrict the nation-wide efforts to a number of the areas selected for the regional studies are: Guangzhou, Chongqing, Suzhou, and Zibo. The first national priority item to be studied is CO2-Emission.

This report stresses the importance of fertilizer and pesticide industries to China's future food security.

This document outlines the need for clean automobiles in China and recommends ways for automobile efficiency.

In this report, the Working Group on Scientific Research, Technological Development and Training recommends that utilization of coal consumption must be broken down into the industrial use sector, thermal power generation sector, and residential sector.

This document outlines the need for clean automobiles in China and recommends ways for automobile efficiency.

In this report, the Working Group on Scientific Research, Technological Development and Training recommends that the utilization of coal consumption must be broken down into the industrial use sector, thermal power generation sector, and residential sector.

This report, the tenth issue paper since 2002, examines and reviews China's current environmental problems and explores why they need additional attention and how these issues can be addressed in the future.