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http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/china/2011-12/17/c_131312271.htm[font face=Times,Serif][font size=5]China keen on action in global efforts against climate change[/font]
[font size=3]English.news.cn 2011-12-17 14:29:51
by Xinhua writers Zhu Shaobin and Mou Xu
BEIJING, Dec. 17 (Xinhua) -- The world's second largest economy and major energy consumer believes in real actions in energy conservation and emissions reduction in addition to international talks and cooperation in climate change.
In China's capital city of Beijing, the nation's top leaders in the past week have stressed the importance of speeding up the elimination of outdated industrial production capacities and enhancing energy conservation and emissions control in a key annual economic conference that concluded on Wednesday.
In local regions, provincial governments are also on the move. The government of eastern Jiangxi province said it will strictly control and halt the approval of investment projects in areas where local authorities fail to eradicate outdated capacities according to schedule.
In the southern powerhouse of Guangdong, the provincial government has signed administrative liability papers for emissions reduction targets with municipal governments.
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[font size=3]English.news.cn 2011-12-17 14:29:51
by Xinhua writers Zhu Shaobin and Mou Xu
BEIJING, Dec. 17 (Xinhua) -- The world's second largest economy and major energy consumer believes in real actions in energy conservation and emissions reduction in addition to international talks and cooperation in climate change.
In China's capital city of Beijing, the nation's top leaders in the past week have stressed the importance of speeding up the elimination of outdated industrial production capacities and enhancing energy conservation and emissions control in a key annual economic conference that concluded on Wednesday.
In local regions, provincial governments are also on the move. The government of eastern Jiangxi province said it will strictly control and halt the approval of investment projects in areas where local authorities fail to eradicate outdated capacities according to schedule.
In the southern powerhouse of Guangdong, the provincial government has signed administrative liability papers for emissions reduction targets with municipal governments.
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What happens if by 2015 the price of solar generated electricity is far less than nuclear?
kristopher
Dec 2011
#23
Retiring plants are being retired for inefficiency, not to phase out coal. They will double coal...
joshcryer
Dec 2011
#18