...is that his country's leadership has failed to do anything about it before that. The strains generated by China's huge investments in export industries are assuming shocking proportions. Unbreathable air and noxious rivers compete for attention with the global damage caused by the enormous consumption of energy and growing carbon emissions. In return, the investments are producing meager...

.... So tell me, what climate change occured in the London Smog where the air was made unbreathable from the fumes eminating from chimneys? I agree with you that there are other forms of pollution. ... have with the aviation industry is its CO2 emissions. I am not aware of the air being made unbreathable in any cities by the airline industry. So given that you don't accept that CO2 has ...

... in climate change? Do let us know your latest thoughts. So the atmosphere can't be polluted then unless it's directly linked to climate change? So tell me, what climate change occured in the London Smog where the air was made unbreathable from the fumes eminating from chimneys? -- Conor It arrived at their repair center last week so only another month or so to wait

.... As a result, China has built a bureaucratic machine that at times seems almost impervious to reform. Even if Beijing has the best intentions of fixing problems such as undrinkable water and unbreathable air, it is often thwarted by hundreds of thousands of party officials with vested interests in the current system. Beijing knows it must change course. China's $1.2 trillion in foreign ...

...> As a result, China has built a bureaucratic machine that at times seems almost impervious to reform. Even if Beijing has the best intentions of fixing problems such as undrinkable water and unbreathable air, it is often thwarted by hundreds of thousands of party officials with vested interests in the current system. Beijing knows it must change course. China's $1.2 trillion in ...

.... As a result, China has built a bureaucratic machine that at times seems almost impervious to reform. Even if Beijing has the best intentions of fixing problems such as undrinkable water and unbreathable air, it is often thwarted by hundreds of thousands of party officials with vested interests in the current system. Beijing knows it must change course. China's $1.2 trillion in foreign ...