China unveils five year climate goals

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Government to include targets to cut emissions and build carbon market in latest five year plan

China's latest Five-Year Program will include plans to create a carbon market that is likely to emerge as the world's largest emissions trading scheme. In a statement released after Friday's Chinese...

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