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中国绿色变革日渐抢眼（Green change in China is becoming more and more eye-catching）

中国绿色变革日渐抢眼（Green change in China is becoming more and more eye-catching） Green change in China is becoming more and more eye-catching China Energy News (July 27, 2009, Eleventh Edition) Economic growth is the lifeblood of china. In one generation, China became the world factory. Hundreds of millions of peasants have left their native lands to enter cities and towns, out of poverty and into well-off society. In order to accept the new working class, big cities sprang up overnight. After 20 years of two digit growth, China is expected to become the worlds largest economy in the next 10 years. But the costs of growth are expensive. The uncontrolled industrialisation has led to severe pollution of rivers and lakes in Chinas 2/3, and can not even be used for industry, let alone farm irrigation and drinking. According to European standards, only 1% of Chinas urban population can breathe safe air 560 million. In the extreme shortage of cultivated land, the polluted floods destroyed a lot of fertile land. In the context of environmental problems, China seems unlikely to be an incubator for environmental solutions. However, a survey of green enterprises in China has found that urgent demand has spawned rapid innovation. Perhaps this is not surprising. After all, no country, such as China, has invested heavily in industry, infrastructure and urban construction, and no country, like China, desperately needs to repair the environment. As a result, more and more Chinese and foreign enterprises have taken part in Chinas unprecedented green change. Suntech, BYD, DuPont and general electric are pioneers and representatives of this growing team. Chinas green awakening is imperative. The World Bank estimates that pollution from toxic deaths from aquatic products to human chronic diseases has led to a loss of nearly 6% of Chinas GDP each year. As people continue to pay more attention to the continuing deterioration of the environment, the Chinese government began to introduce energy-s