China Environmental Law

CELB is donning its cap and settling its brains for a long winter’s nap.  The nap will last the next week or so, but we speak only with respect to CELB’s online activities.  Our offices remain open and we have exams to prepare and grade, work to finish up, and all your thoughtful gifts to unwrap.  We will also be drafting new articles to ensure a steady supply of engaging stories when we start what promises to be a very challenging new year.

For those of you who may have just discovered CELB, we’ve reviewed the 2008 archives and present you with our Top Nine posts (in no particular order).  They could all use at least one more edit, but hey this is what you get in the blogsphere. 

1. China’s Environmental Laws & A Fish Tale

2. April Fools

3. Just Another Day At The Office

4. Tiger Wine; Tiger Wine, What Tiger Wine?

5. Where is Pan Yue?

6. Grandson of Godzilla?

7. Beijing is all fogged up

8. The Buddha of Recyclers

9. Water Pollution Act Amendments (Introduction); Water Pollution Act Amendments (Chapters I-III); Water Pollution Act Amendments (Chapters I-III)(Again)

During this holiday season I know you are probably thinking wouldn’t it be nice if there were a book on China’s Environmental Laws to give as a thoughtful gift to a loved one or business associate.  Not this year I’m afraid, but you may want to suggest to that someone special with a wink and a nod that there could be a hefty volume for them under the tree in 2009.  We’ll have more to say on this topic soon.

For now, thanks for making this the best year in CELB’s history!  We couldn’t have done it without your readership, comments, and payments for product placements.  See you in 2009.