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UPDATED: February 9, 2010
China Issues First National Census of Pollution Sources
The first national census of pollution sources was released by the State Council
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China on Tuesday issued its first national census of pollution sources, with data showing that the country's wastewater discharge totaled more than 209 billion tons while waste gas emissions topped 63.7 trillion cubic meters in 2007.

The census was issued by the State Council Information Office at a press conference held Tuesday morning in the capital.

It took more than two years for over 570,000 staff to finish the census since the State Council made the decision in 2006 and the central government allocated 737 million (about $100 million) for the project in 2007.

(Xinhua News Agency February 9, 2010)



 
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