1. China’s Grey Revolution

2. China Environment Forum Convener, Information Clearinghouse, Matchmaker Cooperative Competitors: Building New US-China Clean Energy Networks Choke Point: China Exploring the Water-Energy Nexus Environmental & Energy Governance

3. Exploring China’s Grey Revolution (a.k.a the Environmental Movement)  Failure of Top-Down Pollution Control Policies: Sparks Laws and Other Efforts to Create Political Space for Citizens and NGOs  Expansion of Bottom-Up Eco-Warriors: Chinese NGOs, International NGOs, Journalists, Laobaixing, & Students (& GONGOs?)  Challenges Facing Chinese NGOs

4. Xiaoxing textile mill Source: Edward Burtynsky

5. Source: china-sourcing-agent.com

6. Source: chesamelnewsblog.com

7. Source: pictobank.com

8. Source: businessinsider.com

9. Source: indiatransportportal.com

10. Source: cargocycling.com Beijing’s Airpocalypse

11. Gansu Source: Associated Press

12. Rivers Run Red, Green, Denim Blue.... ~35% Rivers Grade IV, V & V+ 300+ Million Lack Access to Clean Water

13. Guanqiao Lake Source: themysteryworld.com

14. Jiangxi province Source: Associated Press

15. Guiyu E-waste Source: thetechnologicalcitizen.com Unseen Groundwater Contamination

16. Reuters/China Daiily.. (March 31, 2013) : If you Think China’s Air is Bad you Should see the Water, Business Insider. http://www.businessinsider.com/china-water-pollution-2013-3?op=1 Threats to Food Security

17. China’s Watergy Hunger

18. Greenpeace:http://www.chinadialogue.net/article/show/single/en/5660-China-s-street-protests-won-t-change-failing-system The True Cost of Coal

19. Mind the Gap Left By Weak Institutions

20. Top-Down Green Revolution

21. Ma Jun IPE Bottom-Up Pressures for Change

22. Promoting Transparency & Empowering the Public

23. Two investigative reports Nanjing-based Green Stone conducted investigation of nearby supplier Apple met with groups in 2011 Apple now conducting audits IPE & Other NGOs Go After Apple

24. Liang Congjie Source: The Guardian

25. NGO Coalitions Undercover Investigations/Tapping News Media Empowering Communities Information Politics Naming and Shaming Supply-Chain Analysis Symbolic Politics Partnering with Businesses “Taking a Walk” Public Interest Lawsuits Harder Hitting Bottom-Up Strategies

26. Story of Two Rivers & Two Journalists Dai Qing Photo Credit: http://www.ires.ubc.ca/2010/11/02/dai-qing/ Wang Yongchen Photo Credit: http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,1841778_1841781_1841806,00.html

27. Shi Lihong and Xi Zhinong Source: www.facetofacemedia.ca

28. Yunnan Snub-nosed Monkey By Xi Zhinong

29. Liu Jianqiang Source: cawa.fr " As a journalist, my job should be focused on writing a good report. But half of my effort is spent on considering how to get a story past the censors and the likelihood of punishment.”

30. Tiger Leaping Gorge Source: international rivers

31. Information politics Source: chinadigitaltimes.net

32. Symbolic politics Source: Greenpeace

33. Phosphate mining in panda habitat, Sichuan Source: Greenpeace

34. Industrial Water Pollution Campaign Source: Greenpeace

35. Greenpeace Detox campaign Source: vimeo.com

36. Greenpeace Detox campaign Source: Greenpeace

37. Greenpeace Detox campaign Source: cdn.greenprophet.com

38. Image from Greenpeace’s Poisoning the Pearl Report : http://www.greenpeace.org/international/Global/international/planet-2/report/2009/12/poisoning-the-pearl.pdf NRDC’s Clean By Design Initiative Greenpeace China’s Poisoning the Pearl Report Engaging Business

39. NGOs, INGOs, & GONGOs Trying Out Public Interest Law Angle

40. Center for Legal Assistance to Pollution Victims Wang Canfa, CLAPV www.circlofblue.org/reignofsand

41. Reporting on Illegal Gold Mining in Liaoning Province

42. Mind the Gaps  Most Chinese NGOs Small & Unregistered  Competition from GONGOs (Some Help!)  Government Pressure  Funding Dependent on International Orgs (BUT Domestic Funding Increasing)  Many NGOs Led By Charismatic Leader— Questions of Institutionalization  Capacity Challenges

43. Source: New York Times/Associated Press “Taking a Walk” Chengdu, 2008

44. “Taking a walk” Protest in Dalian, 2012 Source: BBC

45. Dalian PX protests Source: Reuters

46. Dalian PX Source: Associated Press

47. Source: globalvoicesonline.com Incinerator Protest in Guangzhou, 2009

48. Source: Associated Press Haining solar panel factor protests, 2011

49. Citizens Filling Waste Recycling Gap