Alex Wang

UCLA

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Professor of environmental law at UCLA; former director of the National Resources Defense Council's China environmental law project in Beijing

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Despite rising U.S.-China geopolitical tension, California and China are cooperating in some areas on global warming. What can each side learn from the other?

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Despite rising U.S.-China geopolitical tension, California and China are cooperating in some areas on global warming. What can each side learn from the other?

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The US and China are the biggest polluters on Earth, and presidents of both countries want every nation on earth to sign an accord to fight greenhouse gases.

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