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CHINA-COAL/ENVIRONMENT
RTX2KNM9 
August 14, 2016 
Abandoned houses are seen in an area where land is sinking near a coal mine in Kouquan township of Datong,... 
Datong, China 
Abandoned houses are seen in an area where land is sinking near a coal mine in Kouquan township of Datong... 
Abandoned houses are seen in an area where land is sinking near a coal mine in Kouquan township of Datong, China's Shanxi province, August 1, 2016. Picture taken August 1, 2016. REUTERS/Jason Lee 
CHINA-COAL/ENVIRONMENT
RTX2KNLO 
August 14, 2016 
A pavilion and a stone bridge are seen in an area where land is sinking next to a coal mine in the deserted... 
Datong, China 
A pavilion and a stone bridge are seen in an area where land is sinking next to a coal mine in the deserted... 
A pavilion and a stone bridge are seen in an area where land is sinking next to a coal mine in the deserted Liuguanzhuang village of Datong, China's Shanxi province, August 1, 2016. Picture taken August 1, 2016. REUTERS/Jason Lee
CHINA-COAL/ENVIRONMENT
RTX2KNLM 
August 14, 2016 
Ruins of abandoned cave houses are seen next to a coal mine in an area where land is sinking in the deserted... 
Datong, China 
Ruins of abandoned cave houses are seen next to a coal mine in an area where land is sinking in the deserted... 
Ruins of abandoned cave houses are seen next to a coal mine in an area where land is sinking in the deserted Liuguanzhuang village of Datong, Shanxi province, China's Shanxi province, August 1, 2016. Picture taken August 1, 2016. REUTERS/Jason Lee
CHINA-COAL/ENVIRONMENT
RTX2KNLL 
August 14, 2016 
Abandoned houses are seen in an area where land is sinking near a coal mine in Kouquan township of Datong,... 
Datong, China 
The Wider Image: China's sinking towns
Abandoned houses are seen in an area where land is sinking near a coal mine in Kouquan township of Datong, China's Shanxi province, August 1, 2016. REUTERS/Jason Lee SEARCH "SINKING CHINA" FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH "THE WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES. 
CHINA-COAL/ENVIRONMENT
RTX2KNLA 
August 14, 2016 
An abandoned workers' dormitory is seen next to a coal mine in an area where land is sinking in Yongdingzhuang... 
Datong, China 
The Wider Image: China's sinking towns
An abandoned workers' dormitory is seen next to a coal mine in an area where land is sinking in Yongdingzhuang village of Datong, China's Shanxi province, August 1, 2016. REUTERS/Jason Lee SEARCH "SINKING CHINA" FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH "THE WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES. 
CHINA-COAL/ENVIRONMENT
RTX2KNL4 
August 14, 2016 
Damaged walls are seen inside an abandoned cave house in an area where land is sinking next to a coal... 
Datong, China 
The Wider Image: China's sinking towns
Damaged walls are seen inside an abandoned cave house in an area where land is sinking next to a coal mine in the deserted Liuguanzhuang village of Datong, China's Shanxi province, August 1, 2016. REUTERS/Jason Lee SEARCH "SINKING CHINA" FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH "THE WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES. TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY
CHINA-COAL/ENVIRONMENT
RTX2KNL2 
August 14, 2016 
Villagers sit on stairs outside an abandoned old theatre building in an area where land is sinking near... 
Datong, China 
The Wider Image: China's sinking towns
Villagers sit on stairs outside an abandoned old theatre building in an area where land is sinking near a coal mine in Kouquan township of Datong, China's Shanxi province, August 1, 2016. REUTERS/Jason Lee SEARCH "SINKING CHINA" FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH "THE WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES. 
CHINA-COAL/ENVIRONMENT
RTX2KNL0 
August 14, 2016 
A flower wall painting is seen in an area where land is sinking next to a coal mine in the deserted Liuguanzhuang... 
Datong, China 
The Wider Image: China's sinking towns
A flower wall painting is seen in an area where land is sinking next to a coal mine in the deserted Liuguanzhuang village of Datong, China's Shanxi province, August 1, 2016. REUTERS/Jason Lee SEARCH "SINKING CHINA" FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH "THE WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES. 
CHINA-COAL/ENVIRONMENT
RTX2KNKR 
August 14, 2016 
A hole and cracks are seen on the roof of an abandoned house in an area where land is sinking near a... 
Datong, China 
The Wider Image: China's sinking towns
A hole and cracks are seen on the roof of an abandoned house in an area where land is sinking near a coal mine in Kouquan township of Datong, China's Shanxi province, August 1, 2016. REUTERS/Jason Lee SEARCH "SINKING CHINA" FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH "THE WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES. 
CHINA-COAL/ENVIRONMENT
RTX2KNKO 
August 14, 2016 
A lion statue stands at the main entrance of an abandoned Liuguanzhuang village in an area where land... 
Datong, China 
The Wider Image: China's sinking towns
A lion statue stands at the main entrance of an abandoned Liuguanzhuang village in an area where land is sinking next to a coal mine in Datong, China's Shanxi province, August 1, 2016. REUTERS/Jason Lee SEARCH "SINKING CHINA" FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH "THE WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES. 
CHINA-COAL/ENVIRONMENT
RTX2KNKN 
August 14, 2016 
Villager Zhang Chungou walks out of a damaged house in an area where land is sinking next to a coal mine,... 
Datong, China 
The Wider Image: China's sinking towns
Villager Zhang Chungou walks out of a damaged house in an area where land is sinking next to a coal mine, in Shiyanzhuang village of Datong, China's Shanxi province, August 1, 2016. REUTERS/Jason Lee SEARCH "SINKING CHINA" FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH "THE WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES. 
CHINA-COAL/ENVIRONMENT
RTX2KNKK 
August 14, 2016 
A man rides past an abandoned house in an area where land is sinking near a coal mine in Kouquan township... 
Datong, China 
The Wider Image: China's sinking towns
A man rides past an abandoned house in an area where land is sinking near a coal mine in Kouquan township of Datong, China's Shanxi province, August 1, 2016. REUTERS/Jason Lee SEARCH "SINKING CHINA" FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH "THE WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES. 
CHINA-COAL/ENVIRONMENT
RTX2KNKI 
August 14, 2016 
Paintings are seen on a damaged wall inside an abandoned cave house in an area where land is sinking... 
Datong, China 
The Wider Image: China's sinking towns
Paintings are seen on a damaged wall inside an abandoned cave house in an area where land is sinking next to a coal mine, in the deserted Liuguanzhuang village of Datong, China's Shanxi province, August 1, 2016. REUTERS/Jason Lee SEARCH "SINKING CHINA" FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH "THE WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES. 
CHINA-COAL/ENVIRONMENT
RTX2KNKF 
August 14, 2016 
A room that is no longer in use is seen inside Gao Xiuzhen's damaged house in an area where land is sinking... 
Datong, China 
The Wider Image: China's sinking towns
A room that is no longer in use is seen inside Gao Xiuzhen's damaged house in an area where land is sinking next to a coal mine, in Shiyanzhuang village of Datong, China's Shanxi province, August 1, 2016. REUTERS/Jason Lee SEARCH "SINKING CHINA" FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH "THE WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES. 
CHINA-COAL/ENVIRONMENT
RTX2KNKE 
August 14, 2016 
Gao Xiuzhen, 81, stands inside her damaged house in an area where land is sinking next to a coal mine,... 
Datong, China 
The Wider Image: China's sinking towns
Gao Xiuzhen, 81, stands inside her damaged house in an area where land is sinking next to a coal mine, in Shiyanzhuang village of Datong, China's Shanxi province, August 1, 2016. REUTERS/Jason Lee SEARCH "SINKING CHINA" FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH "THE WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES.
CHINA-COAL/ENVIRONMENT
RTX2KNKA 
August 14, 2016 
A wedding picture and a poster with the image of China's late Chairman Mao Zedong are seen on a wall... 
Datong, China 
The Wider Image: China's sinking towns
A wedding picture and a poster with the image of China's late Chairman Mao Zedong are seen on a wall inside a damaged room of Zhang Chungou's house in an area where land is sinking next to a coal mine, in Shiyanzhuang village of Datong, China's Shanxi province, August 1, 2016. REUTERS/Jason Lee SEARCH "SINKING CHINA" FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH "THE WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES. 
RELIGION-EID/
RTX1KMHX 
July 17, 2015 
Muslims attend a massive prayer session next to crop fields near a mosque during Eid al-Fitr, marking... 
Datong, China 
Muslims attend a massive prayer session next to crop fields near a mosque during Eid al-Fitr, marking... 
Muslims attend a massive prayer session next to crop fields near a mosque during Eid al-Fitr, marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan, in Datong county, Qinghai province, China, July 17, 2015. Hundreds of worshippers prayed outdoors on Friday due to the limited size of the local mosque. REUTERS/Simon Zo
LIBYA-CHINA/MEDIA
RTR2K9Z4 
March 23, 2011 
Locals read Chinese newspapers displayed on a public notice board in central Beijing March 23, 2011.... 
Beijing, China 
Locals read Chinese newspapers displayed on a public notice board in central Beijing 
Locals read Chinese newspapers displayed on a public notice board in central Beijing March 23, 2011. China's ruling Communist Party has countered the West's air strikes against Libya's Muammar Gaddafi with a torrent of such criticisms in state-run newspapers and television, mounting a propaganda campaign to deter the public from any temptation to copy Arab insurrections against authoritarian rulers. The media drive shows how nervous China's leaders are about any challenges to their firm hold on power, and especially about online comments that Western action in Libya shows the supremacy of international human rights standards, said Li Datong, a former editor at a Chinese party newspaper. REUTERS/David Gray (CHINA - Tags: POLITICS MEDIA) 
LIBYA-CHINA/MEDIA
RTR2K9YW 
March 23, 2011 
A local man reads Chinese newspapers displayed on a public notice board in central Beijing March 23,... 
Beijing, China 
A local man reads Chinese newspapers displayed on a public notice board in central Beijing 
A local man reads Chinese newspapers displayed on a public notice board in central Beijing March 23, 2011. China's ruling Communist Party has countered the West's air strikes against Libya's Muammar Gaddafi with a torrent of such criticisms in state-run newspapers and television, mounting a propaganda campaign to deter the public from any temptation to copy Arab insurrections against authoritarian rulers. The media drive shows how nervous China's leaders are about any challenges to their firm hold on power, and especially about online comments that Western action in Libya shows the supremacy of international human rights standards, said Li Datong, a former editor at a Chinese party newspaper. REUTERS/David Gray (CHINA - Tags: POLITICS MEDIA) 
LIBYA-CHINA/MEDIA
RTR2K9YT 
March 23, 2011 
A local man reads Chinese newspapers displayed on a public notice board in central Beijing March 23,... 
Beijing, China 
A local man reads Chinese newspapers displayed on a public notice board in central Beijing 
A local man reads Chinese newspapers displayed on a public notice board in central Beijing March 23, 2011. China's ruling Communist Party has countered the West's air strikes against Libya's Muammar Gaddafi with a torrent of such criticisms in state-run newspapers and television, mounting a propaganda campaign to deter the public from any temptation to copy Arab insurrections against authoritarian rulers. The media drive shows how nervous China's leaders are about any challenges to their firm hold on power, and especially about online comments that Western action in Libya shows the supremacy of international human rights standards, said Li Datong, a former editor at a Chinese party newspaper. REUTERS/David Gray (CHINA - Tags: POLITICS MEDIA) 
LIBYA-CHINA/MEDIA
RTR2K9YS 
March 23, 2011 
Locals read Chinese newspapers displayed on a public notice board in central Beijing March 23, 2011.... 
Beijing, China 
Locals read Chinese newspapers displayed on a public notice board in central Beijing 
Locals read Chinese newspapers displayed on a public notice board in central Beijing March 23, 2011. China's ruling Communist Party has countered the West's air strikes against Libya's Muammar Gaddafi with a torrent of such criticisms in state-run newspapers and television, mounting a propaganda campaign to deter the public from any temptation to copy Arab insurrections against authoritarian rulers. The media drive shows how nervous China's leaders are about any challenges to their firm hold on power, and especially about online comments that Western action in Libya shows the supremacy of international human rights standards, said Li Datong, a former editor at a Chinese party newspaper. REUTERS/David Gray (CHINA - Tags: POLITICS MEDIA) 
LIBYA-CHINA/MEDIA
RTR2K9YL 
March 23, 2011 
Bicycles sit parked on a footpath in front of locals reading Chinese newspapers displayed on a public... 
Beijing, China 
Bicycles sit parked on a foopath in front of locals reading Chinese newspapers displayed on a public... 
Bicycles sit parked on a footpath in front of locals reading Chinese newspapers displayed on a public notice board in central Beijing March 23, 2011. China's ruling Communist Party has countered the West's air strikes against Libya's Muammar Gaddafi with a torrent of such criticisms in state-run newspapers and television, mounting a propaganda campaign to deter the public from any temptation to copy Arab insurrections against authoritarian rulers. The media drive shows how nervous China's leaders are about any challenges to their firm hold on power, and especially about online comments that Western action in Libya shows the supremacy of international human rights standards, said Li Datong, a former editor at a Chinese party newspaper. REUTERS/David Gray (CHINA - Tags: POLITICS) 
CHINA-POWER/PRICES
RTXQYHL 
November 20, 2009 
A villager walks with a flashlight in front of the Datong second coal-fired power plant at night on the... 
Datong, China 
A villager walks with a flashlight in front of the Datong second coal-fired power plant on the outskirts... 
A villager walks with a flashlight in front of the Datong second coal-fired power plant at night on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, November 20,2009. China will raise power prices for non-residential users by around 5.4 percent from Friday, the first rise since July 2008, to compensate grid firms that lost out because of a government cap on prices. REUTERS/Jason Lee (CHINA BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT ENERGY) 
CHINA-POWER/PRICES
RTXQYHK 
November 20, 2009 
A general view of the Datong second coal-fired power plant at night on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi... 
Datong, China 
A general view of the Datong second coal-fired power plant at night on the outskirts of Datong 
A general view of the Datong second coal-fired power plant at night on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, November 20,2009. China will raise power prices for non-residential users by around 5.4 percent from Friday, the first rise since July 2008, to compensate grid firms that lost out because of a government cap on prices. REUTERS/Jason Lee (CHINA BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT ENERGY) 
CHINA-POWER/PRICES
RTXQYH9 
November 20, 2009 
A street lamp is seen in front of the Datong second coal-fired power plant at night on the outskirts... 
Datong, China 
A street lamp is seen in front of the Datong Second coal-fired power plant on the outskirts of Datong... 
A street lamp is seen in front of the Datong second coal-fired power plant at night on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, November 20,2009. China will raise power prices for non-residential users by around 5.4 percent from Friday, the first rise since July 2008, to compensate grid firms that lost out because of a government cap on prices. REUTERS/Jason Lee (CHINA ENERGY ENVIRONMENT BUSINESS IMAGES OF THE DAY) 
CHINA/
RTXQY9Y 
November 20, 2009 
A miner works underground in the Tashan coal mine on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, November... 
Datong, China 
A miner works underground in the Tashan coal mine on the outskirts of Datong 
A miner works underground in the Tashan coal mine on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, November 20,2009. The Tashan coal mine produces about 15 million tons of coal per year with around 800 employees. REUTERS/Jason Lee (CHINA BUSINESS ENERGY) 
CHINA/
RTXQY9R 
November 20, 2009 
A miner works underground in the Tashan coal mine on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, November... 
Datong, China 
A miner works underground in the Tashan coal mine on the outskirts of Datong 
A miner works underground in the Tashan coal mine on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, November 20, 2009. The Tashan coal mine produces about 15 million tons of coal per year with around 800 employees. REUTERS/Jason Lee (CHINA BUSINESS ENERGY IMAGES OF THE DAY) 
CHINA/
RTXQY9M 
November 20, 2009 
Miners stand in line underground in the Tashan coal mine on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province,... 
Datong, China 
Miners stand in line underground in the Tashan coal mine on the outskirts of Datong 
Miners stand in line underground in the Tashan coal mine on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, November 20, 2009. The Tashan coal mine produces about 15 million tons of coal per year with around 800 employees. REUTERS/Jason Lee (CHINA BUSINESS ENERGY) 
CHINA/
RTXQY9J 
November 20, 2009 
A miner rests underground in the Tashan coal mine on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, November... 
Datong, China 
A miner rests underground in the Tashan coal mine on the outskirts of Datong 
A miner rests underground in the Tashan coal mine on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, November 20,2009. The Tashan coal mine produces about 15 million tons of coal per year with around 800 employees. REUTERS/Jason Lee (CHINA BUSINESS ENERGY) 
CHINA/
RTXQY9G 
November 20, 2009 
A miner works underground in the Tashan coal mine on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, November... 
Datong, China 
A miner works underground in the Tashan coal mine on the outskirts of Datong 
A miner works underground in the Tashan coal mine on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, November 20,2009. The Tashan coal mine produces about 15 million tons of coal per year with around 800 employees. REUTERS/Jason Lee (CHINA BUSINESS ENERGY) 
CHINA/
RTXQY9E 
November 20, 2009 
A miner works underground in the Tashan coal mine on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, November... 
Datong, China 
A miner works underground in the Tashan coal mine on the outskirts of Datong 
A miner works underground in the Tashan coal mine on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, November 20, 2009. The Tashan coal mine produces about 15 million tons of coal per year with around 800 employees. REUTERS/Jason Lee (CHINA) 
CHINA/
RTXQY99 
November 20, 2009 
A miner stands guard underground in the Tashan coal mine on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province... 
Datong, China 
A miner stands guard underground in the Tashan coal mine on the outskirts of Datong 
A miner stands guard underground in the Tashan coal mine on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province November 20,2009. The Tashan coal mine produces about 15 million tons of coal per year with around 800 employees. REUTERS/Jason Lee (CHINA BUSINESS ENERGY) 
CHINA-POWER/PRICES
RTXQXVS 
November 20, 2009 
A woman walks in front of a coal-fired power plant on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, November... 
Datong, China 
A woman walks in front of a coal-fired power plant on the outskirts of Datong 
A woman walks in front of a coal-fired power plant on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, November 20, 2009. China will raise power prices for non-residential users by around 5.4 percent from Friday, the first rise since July 2008, to compensate grid firms that lost out because of a government cap on prices. REUTERS/Jason Lee (CHINA BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT) 
CHINA-POWER/PRICES
RTXQXVR 
November 20, 2009 
A man walks near a coal-fired power plant on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, November 20, 2009.... 
Datong, China 
A man walks near a coal-fired power plant on the outskirts of Datong 
A man walks near a coal-fired power plant on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, November 20, 2009. China will raise power prices for non-residential users by around 5.4 percent from Friday, the first rise since July 2008, to compensate grid firms that lost out because of a government cap on prices. REUTERS/Jason Lee (CHINA ENERGY ENVIRONMENT BUSINESS) 
CHINA-POWER/PRICES
RTXQXVQ 
November 20, 2009 
A woman walks in front of a coal-fired power plant on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, November... 
Datong, China 
A woman walks in front of a coal-fired power plant on the outskirts of Datong 
A woman walks in front of a coal-fired power plant on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, November 20, 2009. China will raise power prices for non-residential users by around 5.4 percent from Friday, the first rise since July 2008, to compensate grid firms that lost out because of a government cap on prices. REUTERS/Jason Lee (CHINA BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT) 
CHINA-POWER/PRICES
RTXQXVP 
November 20, 2009 
A man walks in front of a coal-fired power plant on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, November... 
Datong, China 
A man walks in front of a coal-fired power plant on the outskirts of Datong 
A man walks in front of a coal-fired power plant on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, November 20, 2009. China will raise power prices for non-residential users by around 5.4 percent from Friday, the first rise since July 2008, to compensate grid firms that lost out because of a government cap on prices. REUTERS/Jason Lee (CHINA BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT IMAGES OF THE DAY) 
CHINA-POWER/PRICES
RTXQXVN 
November 20, 2009 
A woman holds her baby as they walk in front of a coal-fired power plant on the outskirts of Datong,... 
Datong, China 
A woman holds her baby as they walk in front of a coal-fired power plant on the outskirts of Datong 
A woman holds her baby as they walk in front of a coal-fired power plant on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, November 20, 2009. China will raise power prices for non-residential users by around 5.4 percent from Friday, the first rise since July 2008, to compensate grid firms that lost out because of a government cap on prices. REUTERS/Jason Lee (CHINA ENERGY ENVIRONMENT BUSINESS) 
CHINA-POWER/PRICES
RTXQXVM 
November 20, 2009 
Villagers walk in front of a coal-fired power plant on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, November... 
Datong, China 
Villagers walk in front of a coal-fired power plant on the outskirts of Datong 
Villagers walk in front of a coal-fired power plant on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, November 20, 2009. China will raise power prices for non-residential users by around 5.4 percent from Friday, the first rise since July 2008, to compensate grid firms that lost out because of a government cap on prices. REUTERS/Jason Lee (CHINA ENERGY ENVIRONMENT BUSINESS) 
CHINA-POWER/PRICES
RTXQXVL 
November 20, 2009 
A villager walks in front of a coal-fired power plant on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, November... 
Datong, China 
A villager walks in front of a coal-fired power plant on the outskirts of Datong 
A villager walks in front of a coal-fired power plant on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, November 20, 2009. China will raise power prices for non-residential users by around 5.4 percent from Friday, the first rise since July 2008, to compensate grid firms that lost out because of a government cap on prices. REUTERS/Jason Lee (CHINA ENERGY ENVIRONMENT BUSINESS IMAGES OF THE DAY) 
CHINA-ENERGY/EFFICIENCY
RTX4ZUL 
December 25, 2007 
A man walks in front of a power plant at the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, December 25, 2007.... 
Datong, China 
A man walks in front of a power plant at the outskirts of Datong 
A man walks in front of a power plant at the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, December 25, 2007. China will use 3 percent less energy to generate each dollar of national income this year than it did last year, an official with the economic planning agency said. REUTERS/Reinhard Krause (CHINA) 
CHINA-ENERGY/EFFICIENCY
RTX4ZUK 
December 25, 2007 
A man walks in front of a power plant at the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, December 25, 2007.... 
Datong, China 
A man walks in front of a power plant at the outskirts of Datong 
A man walks in front of a power plant at the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, December 25, 2007. China will use 3 percent less energy to generate each dollar of national income this year than it did last year, an official with the economic planning agency said. REUTERS/Reinhard Krause (CHINA) 
CHINA-ENERGY/EFFICIENCY
RTX4ZUJ 
December 25, 2007 
A woman wears a facemask in front of a power plant at the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, December... 
Datong, China 
A woman wears a facemask in front of a power plant at the outskirts of Datong 
A woman wears a facemask in front of a power plant at the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, December 25, 2007. China will use 3 percent less energy to generate each dollar of national income this year than it did last year, an official with the economic planning agency said. REUTERS/Reinhard Krause (CHINA) 
CHINA-ENERGY/EFFICIENCY
RTX4ZUG 
December 25, 2007 
A man rides his tricycle in front of a power plant at the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, December... 
Datong, China 
A man rides his tricycle in front of a power plant at the outskirts of Datong 
A man rides his tricycle in front of a power plant at the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, December 25, 2007. China will use 3 percent less energy to generate each dollar of national income this year than it did last year, an official with the economic planning agency said. REUTERS/Reinhard Krause (CHINA) 
CHINA-ENERGY/EFFICIENCY
RTX4ZU8 
December 25, 2007 
Water vapour rises from cooling towers of a power plant at the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province,... 
Datong, China 
Water vapour rises from cooling towers of a power plant at the outskirts of Datong 
Water vapour rises from cooling towers of a power plant at the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, December 25, 2007. China will use 3 percent less energy to generate each dollar of national income this year than it did last year, an official with the economic planning agency said. REUTERS/Reinhard Krause (CHINA) 
CHINA-ENERGY/EFFICIENCY
RTX4ZU5 
December 25, 2007 
Water vapour rises from cooling towers of a power plant at the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province,... 
Datong, China 
Water vapour rises from cooling towers of a power plant at the outskirts of Datong 
Water vapour rises from cooling towers of a power plant at the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, December 25, 2007. China will use 3 percent less energy to generate each dollar of national income this year than it did last year, an official with the economic planning agency said. REUTERS/Reinhard Krause (CHINA) 
CHINA/
RTR1S09T 
July 19, 2007 
A man performs a shadow play, also known as "Pi Ying Xi", while dubs in Datong County, west China's Qinghai... 
Datong, China 
A man performs a shadow play, also known as "Pi Ying Xi", while dubs in Datong County 
A man performs a shadow play, also known as "Pi Ying Xi", while dubs in Datong County, west China's Qinghai province July 18, 2007. Shadow play is a Chinese folk opera art form originating from Shanxi province in west China. Picture taken July 18, 2007. REUTERS/Simon Zo (CHINA) 
CHINA/
RTR1S09S 
July 19, 2007 
Puppets are used to enact a scene in a shadow play, also known as "Pi Ying Xi", in Datong County, west... 
Datong, China 
Puppets are used to enact a scene in a shadow play, also known as "Pi Ying Xi", in Datong County 
Puppets are used to enact a scene in a shadow play, also known as "Pi Ying Xi", in Datong County, west China's Qinghai province July 18, 2007. Shadow play is a Chinese folk opera art form originating from Shanxi province in west China. Picture taken July 18, 2007. REUTERS/Simon Zo (CHINA) 
CHINA-ALUMINIUM/
RTR1P7NK 
May 01, 2007 
A labourer works at an aluminium factory in Datong County, western China's Qinghai province April 30,... 
Datong, China 
A labourer works at an aluminium factory in Datong County 
A labourer works at an aluminium factory in Datong County, western China's Qinghai province April 30, 2007. China's aluminium products output rose 43 percent in the first quarter of 2007, the statistics bureau said on Thursday, reflecting continued strong expansion by the nation's aluminium smelters. Picture taken April 30, 2007. REUTERS/Simon Zo (CHINA) 
CHINA-ENVIRONMENT/STERN
RTR1JZNA 
December 03, 2006 
A resident walks past a heat-engine plant in Datong county, northwestern China's Qinghai province, December... 
Datong, China 
A resident walks past a heat-engine plant in Datong county 
A resident walks past a heat-engine plant in Datong county, northwestern China's Qinghai province, December 3, 2006. China's leaders recognise that tackling climate change is urgent and that reducing greenhouse gases does not mean slamming the brakes on growth, the author of an acclaimed report on global warming said. REUTERS/Simon Zo (CHINA) 
CHINA
RTXOSQD 
June 27, 2006 
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An ethnic Tibetan rides his horse along the tracks of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway... 
Datong, China 
-PHOTO TAKEN 15JUN06-
An ethnic Tibetan rides his horse along the tracks of the Qinghai-Tibet Railwa..... 
-PHOTO TAKEN 15JUN06-
An ethnic Tibetan rides his horse along the tracks of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway in Datong County, Haixi Prefecture, west China's Qinghai province, June 15, 2006. [The Qinghai-Tibet Railway will begin trial operations on July 1, 2006.] 
CHINA
RTR1EWXS 
June 27, 2006 
An ethnic Tibetan rides his horse along the tracks of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway in Datong County, Haixi... 
Datong, China 
Tibetan rides horse along tracks of Qinghai-Tibet Railway in Datong County 
An ethnic Tibetan rides his horse along the tracks of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway in Datong County, Haixi Prefecture, west China's Qinghai province, June 15, 2006. The Qinghai-Tibet Railway will begin trial operations on July 1, 2006. Picture taken June 15, 2006. REUTERS/Joe Chan (CHINA) 
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June 27, 2006 
An ethnic Tibetan child plays with a Tibetan mastiff beside the tracks of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway in... 
Datong, China 
Tibetan child plays with a Tibetan mastiff beside the tracks of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway in Datong County... 
An ethnic Tibetan child plays with a Tibetan mastiff beside the tracks of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway in Datong County, Haixi Prefecture, west China's Qinghai province, June 15, 2006. The Qinghai-Tibet Railway will begin trial operations on July 1, 2006. Picture taken June 15, 2006. REUTERS/Joe Chan (CHINA) 
CHINA
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June 27, 2006 
An ethnic Tibetan rides his horse along the tracks of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway in Datong County, Haixi... 
Datong, China 
Tibetan rides horse along tracks of Qinghai-Tibet Railway in Datong County 
An ethnic Tibetan rides his horse along the tracks of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway in Datong County, Haixi Prefecture, west China's Qinghai province, June 15, 2006. The Qinghai-Tibet Railway will begin trial operations on July 1, 2006. Picture taken June 15, 2006. REUTERS/Joe Chan (CHINA) 
CHINA
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February 24, 2006 
Huo Puyang, a Chinese woman plays with her cats at the balcony of her house in Datong Village of Fengxian... 
Shanghai, China 
Huo Puyang, a Chinese woman plays with her cats at the balcony of her house in Datong Village of Fen..... 
Huo Puyang, a Chinese woman plays with her cats at the balcony of her house in Datong Village of Fengxian District in Shanghai February 24, 2006. Huo, her husband, son and her daughter-in-law housed about 300 cats that they save from the streets in their house in Shanghai. 
CHINA
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February 24, 2006 
Huo Puyang, a Chinese woman plays with her cats at the balcony of her house in Datong Village of Fengxian... 
Shanghai, China 
Huo Puyang, a Chinese woman plays with her cats at the balcony of her house in Datong Village of Fen..... 
Huo Puyang, a Chinese woman plays with her cats at the balcony of her house in Datong Village of Fengxian District in Shanghai February 24, 2006. Huo, her husband, son and her daughter-in-law housed about 300 cats that they save from the streets in their house in Shanghai. 
CHINA
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February 24, 2006 
Duo Zirong, a Chinese woman brings food to her cats in her house in Datong Village of Fengxian District... 
Shanghai, China 
Duo Zirong, a Chinese woman brings food to her cats in her house in Datong Village of Fengxian District... 
Duo Zirong, a Chinese woman brings food to her cats in her house in Datong Village of Fengxian District in Shanghai February 24, 2006. Duo Zirong, her husband, and parents-in-law housed about 300 cats that they save from the streets in their house in Shanghai. REUTERS/ Nir Elias 
CHINA
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February 24, 2006 
Huo Puyang, a Chinese woman sits on her bed with her cats in her house in Datong Village of Fengxian... 
Shanghai, China 
Huo Puyang, a Chinese woman sits on her bed with her cats in her house in Datong Village of Fengxian... 
Huo Puyang, a Chinese woman sits on her bed with her cats in her house in Datong Village of Fengxian District in Shanghai February 24, 2006. Huo, her husband, son and her daughter-in-law housed about 300 cats that they save from the streets in their house in Shanghai. REUTERS/ Nir Elias 
CHINA
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February 24, 2006 
Huo Puyang, a Chinese woman plays with her cats at the balcony of her house in Datong Village of Fengxian... 
Shanghai, China 
Huo Puyang, a Chinese woman plays with her cats at the balcony of her house in Datong Village of Fengxian... 
Huo Puyang, a Chinese woman plays with her cats at the balcony of her house in Datong Village of Fengxian District in Shanghai February 24, 2006. Huo, her husband, son and her daughter-in-law housed about 300 cats that they save from the streets in their house in Shanghai. REUTERS/ Nir Elias 
CHINA
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February 24, 2006 
Huo Puyang's Cat rest at the window of her house in Datong Village of Fengxian District in Shanghai February... 
Shanghai, China 
Huo Puyang's Cat rest at the window of her house in Datong Village of Fengxian District in Shanghai 
Huo Puyang's Cat rest at the window of her house in Datong Village of Fengxian District in Shanghai February 24, 2006. Huo, her husband, son and her daughter-in-law housed about 300 cats that they save from the streets in their house in Shanghai. REUTERS/ Aly Song 
CHINA
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February 24, 2006 
Huo Puyang, a Chinese woman sits on her bed with her cats in her house in Datong Village of Fengxian... 
Shanghai, China 
Huo Puyang, a Chinese woman sits on her bed with her cats in her house in Datong Village of Fengxian... 
Huo Puyang, a Chinese woman sits on her bed with her cats in her house in Datong Village of Fengxian District in Shanghai February 24, 2006. Huo, her husband, son and her daughter-in-law housed about 300 cats that they save from the streets in their house in Shanghai. REUTERS/ Nir Elias 
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