The Draft Energy Law: a Possible Legal Protocol to Help China Go Green

As the second largest emitter of greenhouse gas in the world after the United States, the PRC is under great pressure and scrutiny from other countries, and has dedicated a great deal of resources and legislation effort in order to lower its emissions. Can the draft Energy Law successfully turn China into an energy-efficient country?

12 minute readJanuary 31, 2008 at 11:57 PM
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By Joanna Law of China Law & Practice

Climate change has become an unavoidable issue, and both developed and developing countries are gearing up to cut down emissions. In December

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