Trying to bridge culture is the most challenging thing when it comes to US and China collaboration, but there should be a third way, according to the chairperson of a non-profit group on clean energy.
Peggy Liu, chairwoman of the Joint US-China Cooperation on Clean Energy, or JUCCCE, said that she often gets asked if China really wants to go green. "Of course China wants to go green," she said.
Today marks the start of the Joint US-China Cooperation on Clean Energy (JUCCCE) China Energy Forum in Beijing, which gathers 300 delegates from around the world in sectors ranging from government to ...
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