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GLOBALink | China making huge progress in tackling climate change impacts: Ashden CEO

"It's fantastic to see the growth of green energy of solar power within China. It's great that China has also said they will stop funding coal-powered plants overseas," Harriet Lamb, CEO of a UK-based charity organization, says China has made huge progress in tackling the disastrous effects of climate change by deploying clean and renewable energy solutions. Produced by Xinhua Global Service

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