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AFTER PRESIDENT MA YING

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Integrating Taiwan’s strengths into global climate action

By Taiwan Minister Kuo-Yen Wei | December 2, 2014 - 12:00am

Scientists inform us that modem industrial development has caused carbon dioxide concentrations around the world to exceed the carrying capacity of natural ecosystems.

Letters to the Editor