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Discussion Topics

Tentative topics that could be discussed include:

• Walking the Tightrope: The Current Situation, Challenges and Accomplishments of Chinese Environmental Protection

• Reason for Hope: The Challenges and Solutions of Environmental Law Enforcement in China.

• Roles of NGOs in Environmental Protection in China.

• Reason for Hope: The History of Chinese Environmental Policies

• Law to the Rescue? Recent and Pending Pollution Legislation in China

• Getting Conflicts Resolved: Legal and Extralegal Procedures for Settling Environmental Disputes in China

• Minimizing the Impact: How to Generate Clean Development in the World’s Largest Economy

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Linda Rodd, Psychology

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