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Christina Larson

Christina Larson is a science journalist in Beijing.

Christina Larson

Christina Larson is a science journalist in Beijing.

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Asia’s hunger for sand takes toll on ecology

By Christina LarsonMar. 2, 2018
Asia’s hunger for sand takes a toll on endangered species

By Christina LarsonMar. 1, 2018
China's AI imperative

By Christina LarsonFeb. 9, 2018
China’s massive investment in artificial intelligence has an insidious downside

By Christina LarsonFeb. 8, 2018
Mekong megadrought erodes food security

By Christina LarsonApr. 6, 2016
Shell trade pushes giant clams to the brink

Jan. 22, 2016
China’s vanishing coastal wetlands are nearing critical red line

By Christina LarsonOct. 23, 2015
Hostile shores

Oct. 9, 2015
China's island building is destroying reefs

Sep. 25, 2015
Experts condemn China’s training of monkeys to destroy bird nests

By Christina LarsonSep. 2, 2015
Reading the tea leaves for effects of climate change

May. 29, 2015
The endangered palates list

May. 29, 2015
China's lakes of pig manure spawn antibiotic resistance

Feb. 12, 2015
China confirms its southern glaciers are disappearing

By Christina LarsonDec. 22, 2014
China ramps up efforts to combat Ebola

By Christina LarsonNov. 3, 2014
Overhaul of Chinese science spending looms

By Christina LarsonOct. 23, 2014

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