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statesman.com - 3/22/2009
US, China face tough choices on climate change
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Austin American-Statesman: To some observers, the Three Gorges Dam shows how the United States and China could cooperate to slow global warming. When the dam's reservoir reaches its maximum height this fall, 26 huge turbines will produce enough electricity to power most of Shanghai, China's ...
New solar subsidies in China set to reduce installed cost by half
cleantech.com - 3/27/2009
New solar subsidies in China set to reduce installed cost by half
— cleantech.com — Ministry of Finance establishes incentives that could boost China-based manufacturers struggling in recent months.... (more) New solar subsidies in China set to reduce installed ...

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China seeks export carbon relief
news.bbc.co.uk - 3/20/2009
China seeks export carbon relief
— news.bbc.co.uk — BBC: China has proposed that importers of Chinese-made goods should be responsible for the carbon dioxide emitted... during their manufacture. China's top climate change negotiator, Li Gao, said his country should not pay for cutting emissions caused by ... (more) China seeks export carbon relief

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reuters.com - 3/20/2009
China minister rejects U.S. pollution duty idea
— reuters.com — WASHINGTON, March 18 (Reuters) - China's top climate change official rejected as protectionist on Wednesday a U.S.... idea to put tariffs on some imports from countries that do not place a price on carbon, chiding the United States to do more to cut its ... (more) China minister rejects U.S. pollution duty idea

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Austin American-Statesman: From the ninth-floor catwalk of the cement kiln facility in Buda, a person can see the past and possibly the future of industrial manufacturing. At the terminus of a rail spur sit piles of coal and petroleum coke, old-school combustibles used to heat the kiln, a metal ...