skyline peppered with mines coal processing facilities and heavy industry plants according to data from the ministry of a college and environment last winter jim chiang failed to meet government targets on cutting damaging pollution as a result dozens of mines and factories were forced to shut down. local shephard mr gao says the measures have improved and quality. for all used to burn and stink everything was polluted really burned day. closing the mines and factories however has sent shock waves through the local economy unemployment is high here the problem is common across china s coal heartland cities struggle to strike a balance between environmental concerns and keeping their economies afloat many here are critical of last winter s small crackdown factories were forced to close whether they d implemented pollution controls or not this year beijing has promised
used to burn and stink everything was polluted and really burned dense day. closing the mines and factories however has sent shock waves through the local economy unemployment is high here the problem is common across china s coal heartland cities struggle to strike a balance between environmental concerns and keeping their economies afloat many here are critical of last winter s small crackdown factories were forced to close whether they d implemented pollution controls or not this year beijing has promised to be more business friendly in chiang however is unlikely to enjoy any leniency because of its past failures. sarkozy though for many cities here in the region ranks the lowest in the country when it comes to environmental law enforcement and information disclosure this means that ability to implement law so regulate these in the street is very weak your father did all right. now the local economy is
struck that provides 55 times as much as the emission control. he s changed the way reporting takes place, essentially the e can t report on climate change and its effects on human beings. why would an industry purportedly have families and have to breathe, why would industries want more pollution, i guess, is a blunt way to put nit. joy, it s pretty simple. money. the reason that mr. pruitt lied the reason that mr. wheeler lies. and the reason that these corporations are pushing for no pollution controls is they want to make more money, because to actually operate in a clean fashion would mean reducing their pollution. either they have old technologies that can t compete if they reduce their pollution or they don t want to protect, it is not important for them to protect the health of americans. when you think about it s very simple about mouloff. money is great.
for american companies. eric: there is the impression it kills jobs. ross perot, what do you tell the american carrier of air condition. in moment transportation secretary ray lahood.in montereo you tell a person who lost their job. as americans we may by air-conditioner that s cheaper. but here is the man who warned us about nafta back in 1992, rolls per row. row ross perot. pay $1 an hour for your labor, have no healthcare, have no environmental controls, no pollution controls, and know retirement. and you don t care about anything but making money, there
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