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"While some developed countries are stepping back a little from what we call global environmental governance, China is actively stepping in." As China's ecological environment code is set to be submitted for deliberation at this year's two sessions, #UnboxingChina interviewed Dimitri de Boer, director for China of ClientEarth and... show more

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