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Fantawild Holdings, a leading theme park solution provider, opened its latest site, Glorious Orient, in China's Jiangsu province.

US climate envoy John Kerry vowed Friday the United States will meet goals it submitted to the United Nations on slashing greenhouse gas emissions, despite a Supreme Court ruling that curtailed the government's…

While the town is not known to the vast majority of people outside of China, the socks and stockings worn around the world likely come from Datang. The town's hosiery industry currently turns out as many as 27 billion pairs of socks, worth 75 billion yuan ($11.2 billion), each year－accounting for 70 percent of the national market and 35 percent of the global market.

Analysis for Climate Home identifies hundreds of problematic projects that could be used to greenwash national and corporate climate plans

A 50-year-old man, seen on a video kicking and assaulting a teenage boy while brandishing a gun, has been arrested on charges of assault and pointing of a firearm.

To me, the strange thing about history is not that it repeats itself, or that nobody learns from it, or some other trite adage. The incredible thing is that nobody seems to learn the most obvious thing from history. And that is, ta-dah! – things change.

Economic Watch: China boosts sewage treatment in vast rural areas -

BEIJING, June 11 (Xinhua) -- China countryside will see better sewage treatment capacities as the country pushes forward its rural vitalization strategy and imp

>> well first of all, i think that the -- the committee, to a degree that i dont think has been fully appreciated today, is reframing the whole question, laura. i mean, what we have been debating mostly for the 18 months is what role did donald trumps words on that day and his tweets play in summoning the mob and directing them toward the capitol and the attack on the capitol itself has been the -- the central issue. the committee reframed the question that americans have to be asking because th...

CHIANG KHAN, Thailand — In the rustic old town of Chiang Khan on the Mekong River, a tourist haven in northeastern Thailand’s Isaan region, local fishing communities now live in fear of a proposed dam that threatens to devastate their livelihoods. The $2 billion, 684-megawatt dam would sit just 2 kilometers (1.25 miles) upstream of […]