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Q: Do foreign environmental NGOs make a difference in China?

12 years 32 weeks ago in  Health & Safety - China

 
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They will never make any difference here in China, for the reason that they are not independent organization, but are in some way or another monitored by the Chinese government.

I believe that the report they published are also polished. If something looks bad in a report, then it looks bad on the government.

Otherwise, every single day, you would see reports published in foreign newspaper about environmental problems (polluted water, polluted vegetables, air polution) in China.

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