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Thursday, 20 January 2011 02:43

US, China Compare Clean Tech, Environmental Concerns at the Whitehouse

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image Today, President Barack Obama and Chinese President Hu Jintao revealed, at a press conference in Washington D.C., conclusions from their latest round of meetings that have taken place this week at the White House. The two world leaders have met eight times since Obama took office.

Excerpts from their speeches relating to environmental issues follow below. A full transcript of today’s press conference is available at

Whitehouse.gov.

In their respective speeches, President Obama addressed the environment many times, while President Hu barely touched upon these issues directly. Instead, Hu highlighted his country’s willingness to be more collaborative and open in its handling of environmental and related trade issues.

Aside from other humanitarian, economic and geo-political security goals, the presidents said their countries’ wished and plan to: spur innovation and production of clean tech and energy; reduce pollution and curb climate change; and generally keep the flow of exports, including clean-tech related products, between the two nations robust and fair.


President Obama noted:



President Hu noted:


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Authors: Lora Kolodny

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