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Licenses to help combat pollution

By Zheng Jinran | China Daily | Updated: 2016-11-29 07:54

Move is set to cut emissions, but problems in implementation remain a bottleneck

A revamped pollutant discharge policy has been released that requires all stationary sources of pollution in China to be licensed by 2020, to further curb emissions, the Ministry of Environmental Protection said.

It comes as China's environmental management policies have not been fully implemented, and are failing to curb pollution efficiently, thus requiring the action plan, according to a statement from the State Council, which released the plan on Nov 21.

Licenses to help combat pollution

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