“China has the right to development, and the right, too, to truck for oil with sovereign governments in the Third World. But China is easily important enough, in 2007, for its growth and development to be in the whole world’s interest.”

James Woudhuysen writes on Spiked about China’s right to develop. As I’ve said before, it’s unfair to expect China to develop greenly while our wealth was borne out of a distinctly un-green Industrial Revolution. Article here.

Posted Monday, June 25th, 2007 @ 2:53 pm
Filed in business and productivity, china, environment, politics, science and tech

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