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Green Classroom- “Little Green Scouts- Veolia Green Action” kickoffs in Beijing

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Co-organised by Veolia China, China Society for Environmental Services and Green Living magazine, “Little Green Scouts- Veolia Green Action” officially commenced on June 3 at Beijing Xicheng District Fendou Elementary School.

First Official “China Tour”! Christophe Maquet, Director of Veolia Asia Interviewed by Chinese Media

Anne Kwang, General Manager of Hazardous Waste and WTE Business, the Determined Female Boss and Pioneer of the Hazardous Waste Industry in China

Interview of Anne Kwang - China

Mark VENHOEK interviewed by the People's Daily: Contribute More to the Global Green Development

Wastewaters, source of energy in Urumqi, China

wastewater treatment, Hohhot, Veolia China, Urumqi

China: Veolia chosen by LiuGuo Chemical to treat its effluents

LiuGuo Chemical

LiuGuo Chemical, Chinese fertilizer producer, has selected Veolia to upgrade its industrial effluent treatment facilities in Tongling, Anhui Province, on the banks of the Yangtze River.

Veolia China Organizes Drawing Campaign in Support of 2017 International Biodiversity Day

Biodiversity Drawing Competition, Drawing Campaign, International Biodiversity Day

As one of Veolia's essential commitments to sustainable development, conservation and restoration of biodiversity is the key path to fulfill our mission of "Resourcing the world". Veolia contributes to limiting global biodiversity loss in twofold: we strive not only to reduce the footprint of our activities and that of our client's on the environment, but also to foster favorable conditions for the preservation and the restoration of species and their habitat.

Veolia CEO's 2025 China Visit Anchors Green Future in the Local Market

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Veolia Waste Solutions Help Alleviate China’s “Siege of Trash”

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A World Bank report projects that in eight years, the Chinese will generate nearly 1.4 million tons of garbage each day, twice the volume forecasted for America. The anticipated surge in waste volumes is associated with a growing population with rising incomes and higher standards of living.