Environmental Laboratory
China Must Pay to Improve Environmental Health, says US
Sep 30 2009
A US government minister has said that China must contribute financially to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, which is necessary in order to improve global environmental health.
According to Reuters, Commerce Secretary Gary Locke appeared to be clarifying a potentially controversial previous statement in which he had said that US carbon consumption - which causes the emission of greenhouse gases - meant that Americans should pay.
Locke told members of private sector advisory group the Manufacturing Council that developing countries like China should do the same as the US and other developed nations and make a financial commitment to addressing climate change.
"They’ve got to step up," he said. "They’ve got to invest in energy efficiency and conservation, but also in very definitive steps in reducing greenhouse gas emissions."
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