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Joint Efforts to Protect China's Ecology
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World Wildlife Fund China and the Secretariat of China Council for International Cooperation on Environment and Development (CCICED) have signed an agreement on the Joint Launch of China's Ecological Footprint Report Project in Beijing.

The report is to be finished in spring 2008, with an interim study to be presented to CCICED's Annual General Meeting in November 2007. Comprising data and analysis on the ecological footprint and living planet index, the report is to enhance public awareness, promote joint research, and provide policy recommendations to China's high-level decision makers.

(China Daily July 2, 2007)

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