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"It is neither fair nor acceptable to us to impose too early, too abruptly or too bluntly measures which one would ask of developed countries," Ma Kai, minister of the cabinet-level National Development and Reform Commission, said at a news conference.
The government outlined a series of environmental goals it is seeking to meet by 2010, from speeding up research and development to raising public awareness about conservation.
But the plans included little in the way of initiatives. Instead, they appeared designed to put the best face on environmental efforts so far and to preempt criticism likely to come later this week when President Hu Jintao attends a meeting of Group of Eight leaders in Germany.
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The 62-page report released Monday calls for a variety of environmental goals to be met in the next three years. The government will promote or develop more renewable energy sources such as hydropower, wind power and solar power, as well as nuclear power. It will also increase its forest coverage rate to help soak up carbon dioxide.
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