Geography: China
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ArticleOn March 4, 2014, Holger Dalkmann, Director of EMBARQ, together with WRI China’s Director Lailai Li and EMBARQ China’s Director Haitao Zhang
Research AssociateChinaSu is EMBARQ China's Research Associate in the World Resources Institute's (WRI) China office. She works on the economics and policy studies of sustainable transport in China. Prior to joining WRI, Su worked as the Transport Specialist for Clean Air Asia (formerly the CAI-Asia) and China Academy...
Research AssociateChinaWendy is a research associate at the EMBARQ/WRI China office, where she engages with various research projects on sustainable transportation and urban development. Prior to joining WRI, Wendy worked as a Transportation Engineer/Analyst in both the public and private sectors in Southern...
ArticleAs severe air pollution grips Beijing, China and the surrounding region, the sharp rise in harmful particulate matter has forced authorities to consider both immediate responses and long-term strategies to combat air pollution.
projectWorking together with the common goal to improve quality of life through sustainable transport and mobility solutions
Research AnalystChinaJing works as a transport research analyst for Sustainable and Livable Cities Initiative in the WRI China office. She received her Master’s degree in Civil Engineering at the University of Southern California, where she focused on transportation planning, management and control, as well as...
ArticleBeijing’s subway system, one of the longest in the world, is confronted by excessive congestion and costly government subsidies. In a controversial move, the city government has decided to increase the standard subway fare, currently fixed at 2 Yuan (USD $0.33) per trip.
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