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08-19-2015, 10:24 PM
China?s carbon count could be overstated by 14 percent: Nature
BEIJING (Reuters) - International organizations could be overestimating emissions from China, the world's biggest producer of greenhouse gas because of problems in the way they calculate their data, said a study published by Nature on Wednesday.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - International organizations could be overestimating emissions from China, the world's biggest producer of greenhouse gas because of problems in the way they calculate their data, said a study published by Nature on Wednesday.
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