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China announces ban on industrial projects to combat climate change in key zones
Monday 20 Jun 22 11:30am
CHINA Friday announced that it will ban new steel, coking, oil refining, cement, and glass projects in key zones to combat climate change by lowering pollution and carbon emissions.
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