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EnviroTech :: Environment

April 23, 2008

China Drafts Post-2010 Climate Change Policy

Deepti Ramesh

The Chinese government is drafting a national policy on climate change and global warming for the period after 2010, reports say. The program would succeed a policy announced by the government last year outlining goals for the...

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