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To: RealMuLan who wrote (56029)	11/16/2004 7:41:21 PM
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[this guy should really lecture other developed nations/regions to stop moving their sunset/polluted industries to China!--"China danger to climate" By Rod Myer November 17, 2004 Page Tools Email to a friend Printer format Controlling climate change and limiting global warming to an average of 2 degrees in the period after the Kyoto Protocol expired in 2012 "was only feasible if the Chinese go in another direction", Dr Ernst von Weizsacker told the International Climate Change Taskforce, meeting in Sydney this week. Dr von Weizsacker, a member of the German Parliament and former chair of the Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy, said China's meteoric growth was offsetting emissions gains in the First World, as the country was not covered by the Kyoto Protocol. Last year China installed almost as much power generating capacity as exists in Australia, much of it coal-fired. However, China was becoming aware of the need for energy efficiency, because its massive growth in demand was pushing up world resource prices. theage.com.au