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An illuminating thought

“If all of China’s buildings were energy efficient, the annual savings would be enough to provide more than four months’ lighting in the United States”

Apr 17, 2015 (WiC 277)

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Mark Clifford

From Mark Clifford’s new book The Greening of Asia, which includes insights on the challenges faced by China as it seeks to become the world leader in the solar and wind-power industries.

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Sino-File

An illuminating thought

“If all of China’s buildings were energy efficient, the annual savings would be enough to provide more than four months’ lighting in the United States”

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