As China prepares for the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, its capital has become a center of construction—and air pollution
China, the Olympics, and the Environment
As the world's eyes turn to Beijing for the Olympics, China struggles to reconcile its rapid growth with the health of its people and environment
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August 4, 2008
Editor's Note: Associate editor David Biello is reporting from China during a 17-day stay. We'll be posting stories from him regularly. In his first installment, we present a slide show of the construction transforming Beijing.
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