China steps up, slowly but surely, to address emissions issue

Washington Post by Steven Mufson | Oct. 24, 2009 (Special Report)

In a large greenhouse, hundreds of tubes hold strains of algae being tested for how much carbon dioxide they can suck from the air. Outside, half a dozen brands of solar panels are being matched for performance against the company's own. Next door, Full Story »

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