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China's New Regional Air Quality Management Rule Will Reduce Local Air Pollution and Greenhouse Gas Emissions

By Rebecca Schultz On June 1, 2010

The significance of China’s new regional air quality management (RAQM) regulation, approved by China’s State Council on May 11, 2010, is outlined in this two-page RAP briefing paper.

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