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Fair comments and good judgement are always welcome by the readers. Thank you killthe messenger for your comment. China recognized their huge pollution problem, and they are working to solve them. American and Canadian should work closely with them to solve this problem soonest.
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This Country is polluting us with tainted milk, candy, vitamins,pharmacueticals,lead toys etec, etc.... Now its green country :)
I haven't heard the Chinese call themselves a green country. The problem has been acknowledged and is being worked on. And if you happen to remember the 1960s and 1970s, pollution was a huge problem in Europe and the US, too. We recognized the problem and began cleaning up our act. We are still not finished as regular smog alerts in many cities can tell. Same for the Chinese. They admit that they have an environmental problem. They are working on it. And it will still take them trillions of dollars and many decades to clean up. That's no different from us.
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