estachappell on news Wasting Away: Where Will All of China’s Trash Go?(3 comments)

Dec 29,2012 17:03 comment|34790|100891

Separating compostable waste from landfills and incinerators is the best approach long term. Any method that puts waste products to good use, whether it be extracting energy, reusing items or recycling them into new materials, is favoured over simply disposing of it all. Of course the general public's attitude as ... Full Comment>>

estachappell on news Expat-Friendly Hospitals in Suzhou(2 comments)

Nov 29,2012 01:05 comment|34155|100891

Does anyone know how much it costs to see a doctor (not in an emergency) at the Suzhou Kowloon Hospital? Full Comment>>

estachappell on news E-Bike Buyer’s Guide: Tips on Shopping for Electric Bikes in China(25 comments)

Nov 17,2012 17:08 comment|33749|100891

Perhaps you need to back up your statement with some facts? Full Comment>>

estachappell on news China Sends Hundreds of Tons of British Trash “Back Home”(7 comments)

Nov 14,2012 19:25 comment|33657|100891

It is interesting given the level of contamination in the "Recyclable" compartment of public bins on the street. I know of one shopping mall in New Zealand that has done away with this type of rubbish bin because you cant easily recycle waste that is contaminated with food etc., and the fact that people ... Full Comment>>

estachappell on news A Royal Flush: Exploring the Paradoxes of China’s Toilet Culture(41 comments)

Oct 07,2012 00:14 comment|32291|100891

I think you have nailed it on the head. Entering a women's toilet is a whole other experience and you described it very well. Just to add to that, I also found myself getting pushed aside by other women in a "queue" for a toilet. I couldnt quite bring myself to push back at older women just to get in first ... Full Comment>>

Visitors

1 people viewed this profile