Ma Jun 马军 | How I have been Fighting Pollution in China скачать в хорошем качестве

Ma Jun 马军 | How I have been Fighting Pollution in China

Ma Jun is one of China’s most influential environmental advocates. He is known for his work exposing the devastating impact of industrial pollution on China’s rivers and communities and having convinced global corporations and Chinese policymakers to seriously address this problem. That work has earned him the prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize and the Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship. In this conversation we go back to 1999, when his book “China’s Water Crisis” was first published and talk about his journey in environmentalism through the years. Living History: Stories from the Opening of China is a series of documentary interviews with Chinese, Americans and others about the experiences they had in the period after the reopening of China under Deng Xiaoping in 1979. These crucial early years and the people-to-people exchanges made during this time are a period whose memory we want to preserve with this series. Many of the stories we are recording here have never before been documented. If you, too have a story from this time that you would like to tell us please do get in touch with us at chris@memostothefuture.com – we are continuously filming more interviews.