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Keywords
Air pollution
Climate (campaign title)
Containers
Day
Drinking water
Groundwater contamination
KWCI (GPI)
Local population
Outdoors
Small group of people
Steel
Steelmaking industry
Toxics (campaign title)
Water
Water pollution
Steel Cities in China's Hebei Province
Qian'an Zhonghua Coal Chemical Company has given money for the Ting village council to deliver water to the villagers after pollution contaminated the groundwater in the village. In January 2014, villager Han Xiiulan noticed that the water in his well began to taste sour and it made the food taste bad if it was used in cooking or to water the vegetables. By March, the well water had turned yellow. Later on, many of the villagers also found that their well water tasted sour or had become yellow. Nobody dared to use it. After petitioning the village, town, city and then Beijing, the Qian'an Zhonghua company agreed to provide the clean water.
Unique identifier:
GP0STORV2
Type:
Image
Shoot date:
27/11/2014
Locations:
Asia
,
China
,
Hebei
Credit line:
© Lu Guang / Greenpeace
Size:
4871px × 3247px 8MB
Ranking:
★★★★ (E)
Containers
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Steel Cities in China's Hebei Province
Air pollution has become one of the most severe environmental problems in Mainland China, esp. in Jing-Jin-Ji (national capital region) in Northern China. Hebei Province made its steel industry the main target for a major effort to control air pollution after China announced its 'Action on Air Pollution' in September 2013. Greenpeace keeps an eye on the implementation of these national and local policies, and determines if steel factories hinder the implementation of coal reduction target in the key regions.
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