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[4]Ma Tianjie，“Environmental Mass Incidents in China：Examining Large-Scale Unrest in Dongyang，Zhejiang，”in Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars，ChinaEnvironmentSeries 10（2008-2009）（Washington，DC：Woodrow Wilson Center，2009），33-49.
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[5]更详细的介绍亦可参见Mark Magnier，“As China Spews Pollution，Villagers Rise Up”，LosAngelesTimes，September 3，2006，A9。
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[6]Howard French，“Land of 74，000 Protests（but Little Is Ever Fixed），”The NewYorkTimes，August 24，2005.
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[7]MaTianjie,“Environmental Mass Incidents in China,”33-34.
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[8]Ibid.，35.
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[9]Ma Tianjie，“Environmental Mass Incidents in China，”44.
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[10]Xiaoying Ma and Leonard Ortolando，EnvironmentalRegulationinChina：Institutions，Enforcement，andCompliance（Lanham，MD：Rowman＆Littlefield，2000），63.
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[11]例如可参见Christina Larson，“In China，a New Transparency on Government Pollution Data，”YaleEnvironment 360，http：//e360.yale.edu/content/print.msp? id=2352。
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[12]Ma and Ortolando，EnvironmentalRegulationinChina，9.
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[13]Ma，“Environmental Mass Incidents in Rural China，”35.
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[14]Michael S.Liu，EnvironmentalProtectioninChina：InternationalInfluence andPolicyChange，M.A.thesis，San Diego State University，2003.
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[15]Xiaoqing Lu and Bates Gill，“Assessing China’s Response to the Challenge of Environmental Health，”in Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars，ChinaEnvironmentSeries 9（2007）（Washington，DC：Woodrow Wilson Center，2007），3-18.
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[16]Jonathan Schwartz，“Environmental NGOs in China：Roles and Limits，”PacificAffairs 77，no.1（2004）：33.
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[17]Ma and Ortolando，EnvironmentalRegulationinChina，8.
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[18]Ibid.，126-129.
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[19]其他的环境保护非政府组织，可参见Green Earth Volunteers，http：//eng.greensos.cn；and Christina Larson，“China’s Emerging Environmental Movement，”Yale Environment 360，http：//e360.yale.edu/content/print.msp? id=2018。
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[20]Schwartz，“Environmental NGOs in China，”38-42.
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[21]Ibid.，42-45.
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[22]Jonathan Shieber，“Courting Change：Environmental Groups in China Now Have the Ability to Sue Polluters：But Will They?”TheWallStreetJournal，December 7，2009，R11.
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[23]Ruge Gao，“Rise of Environmental NGOs in China：Official Ambivalence and Contested Messages，”JournalofPoliticalRisk 1，no.8（Dec.2013），http：//www.jpolrisk.com/rise-of-environmental-ngos-in-china-official-ambivalence-and-contested-messages/.Accessed August 14，2016.
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[24]Edward Wong，“Clampdown in China Restricts 7，000 Foreign Organizations，”TheNewYorkTimes，April 28，2016，http：//www.nytimes.com/2016/04/29/world/asia/china-foreign-ngo-law.html.Accessed August 14，2016.
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[25]Schwartz，“Environmental NGOs in China，”46.
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[26]Ibid.
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[27]Guobin Yang，“Is There an Environmental Movement in China?Beware of the‘River of Anger，’”in ActiveSocietyinFormation：Environmentalism，Labor，and theUnderworldinChina（Washington，DC：Woodrow Wilson Center International Center for Scholars，Asia Program Special Report no.124，September 2004），6.
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[28]Guobin Yang，“Is There an Environmental Movement in China?Beware of the‘River of Anger’，”in ActiveSocietyinFormation：Environmentalism，Labor，and theUnderworldinChina（Washington，DC：Woodrow Wilson Center International Center for Scholars，Asia Program Special Report no.124，September 2004），6.
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