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Rakifi

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Q: What global steps are China taking to become more eco-friendly?

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14 years 29 weeks ago in General - China

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Nickwatson

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banning plastic covers will be the first one. educating chinese will be next..

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woody

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I have noticed a lot of solar water heaters on roofs so that is a start. One of the biggest problems will be how to deal with all the packageing.

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China is starting to invest a lot of money in wind power, especially in remote regions like Ningxia, Xinjiang and Gansu. I guess another measure China has taken in recent years is charging for plastic bags at supermarkets. While I don't know any facts or figures, I'm sure it has made a difference in reducing plastic waste/

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China has already put itself on a path to being a global leader in alternative energy sources. It has no choice really since it's already irreversibly damaged vast stretches of its land and water with pollution and over-exploitation. But if the country wants to still be inhabitable after 2050 then it must do much more.

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