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Amending China's Air Pollution Prevention and Control Law: Recommendations from International Experience

By David Moskovitz, Rebecca Schultz, Richard Cowart, Frederick Weston, Christopher James On July 1, 2009

In consultation with Chinese environmental officials on air pollution law and regulation, the authors of this report have prepared an in-depth analysis of U.S. and other international air regulation experience related to thirteen key issues.

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