Since I’m in China, behind the Great Firewall of China, and must blog via email, I cannot log into WordPress and correct the numerous grammatical in my last post (or the ones likely occurring in this post). Today, a 2L Vermont Law School student, with her Sun Yat-sen University partner, presented their research on "Community Participation & Waste Incineration in Urban China." The paper considers the role of public participation in the environmental context through the lens of waste incinerator siting disputes in Panyu and Hainan. The presentation at Sun Yat-sen University’s east campus in Guangzhou was well-attended by Chinese environmental law masters degree students. Now the Vermont Law School students will travel in Beijing for additional presentations at CUPL and Renmin.
December 27, 2011
Vermont Law School Student Research: “Community Participation & Waste Incineration in Urban China.”
Posted by Jason J. Czarnezki under Uncategorized1 Comment
JASON J. CZARNEZKI 
January 11, 2012 at 10:09 PM
This project is very significative.In several urban centers of China, the growing problem of garbage received progressively more attention came from in the people. And this passage is very objective.This project might be useful.It might boost the people realization and ,in the degree,can offer some press for the government.This project has several specific amounts,and thous amounts reveal the severe situation.People amounts are convincing.The inteview has several pround questions.Every question got an in-depth answer.It shows the particular situation relevant for this problem.Only through people subject and inteview,will we be familiar with severe situation.