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EnviroTech :: Environment

March 3, 2008

Southern Chinese Province Blacklists Polluters

Deepti Ramesh

The province of Guangdong, southern China, has blacklisted 50 industrial companies, including petrochemical firms, breweries, and operators of sewage treatment facilities, for failing to meet environmental standards. The companies have been given formal...

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