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US-China Energy Cooperation in Context: Motivations and Approaches

Published: April 16, 2002

Author
John P. Holdren

1st Joint Workshop of the BCSIA STPP / Chinese Ministry of Science and Technology cooperative program on clean vehicle technology, Cambridge, MA

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Holdren, John. “US-China Energy Cooperation in Context: Motivations and Approaches.” Energy Technology Innovation Policy Project, Belfer Center, April 16, 2002

Asia & the Pacific China's Energy Policy Energy Energy Technology Innovation Policy Environment & Climate Change Environment and Natural Resources International Cooperation North America Science, Technology, and Public Policy U.S. Energy Policy

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