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China's fast economic development over the past years has been remarkable and aroused worldwide attention. But it is based on high input, high energy consumption and low output. Thus the central government has decided to pursue a new mode of economic growth mainly relying on innovation and developing a circular economy and establish resource-efficient society.
To balance economic and social development, scientifically deal with relations between development and environment protection, especially in air, water and soil will remain a long-term task for every Chinese from government, business to non-governmental organizations. |
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Economic development conducive to HK's democratic construction: premier (12:01, March 14, 2006)
Environmental pollution, major problem in development: Premier (14:06, March 14, 2006)
Law on western development in pipeline (08:09, March 14, 2006)
Advisory body endorses development plan (08:00, March 14, 2006)
High-speed
rail links approved by State Council (08:44, March 14, 2006)
NPC Deputy calls for legislation to protect Yangtze River (16:42, March 13, 2006)
French farmers' autonomy contributes to rural development (14:19, March 13, 2006)
No way. That's the way to go for development (08:49, March 13, 2006)
Development of China's marine industry needs effective regulations: advisor (10:32, March 12, 2006)
Chinese advisor criticizes excessive fund development (09:25, March 12, 2006)
Senior leaders underline CPC's governance in reform, development  (13:00, March 11, 2006)
China varies development modes for different regions (08:16, March 11, 2006)
China enhances administrative ability to safeguard central policy enforcement (11:16, March 10, 2006)
Chinese, Canadian firms to jointly develop coalbed methane
resources (16:55, March 09, 2006)
Abstract of the Eleventh Five-Year Plan outline (draft) -2 (16:45, March 09, 2006)
President Hu stresses economic adjustments (08:51, March 09, 2006)
Improving social security system 'a must' in development (08:21, March 09, 2006)
China's top advisors voice views on development (22:17, March 08, 2006)
Major development goals in 2006 (16:07, March 08, 2006)
Ten features in China's 11th five-year plan (16:14, March 08, 2006)
Your guide to "new socialist countryside" (08:46, March 08, 2006)
Ministers vow rise in farmers' income (08:33, March 08, 2006)
China sets new targets in five-year plan (10:29, March 08, 2006)
China expects lower death toll from workplace accidents (10:58, March 07, 2006)
Five-Year Plan guides nation's endeavours (08:59, March 07, 2006)
New five-year plan embodies opportunities and challenges for China's leadership (19:30, March 06, 2006)
On a fast and stable track: China in 2005 (17:16, March 06, 2006)
China's key transport infrastructure projects for 2006-2010 (17:04, March 06, 2006)
President calls for scientific development (08:36, March 06, 2006)
Faster urbanization "is needed" (08:50, March 06, 2006)
Development focus shifts to rural areas (08:32, March 06, 2006)
Senior Chinese leaders underline scientific development concept in reviewing gov't work report (08:02, March 06, 2006)
Chinese president underlines scientific concept of development (08:56, March 06, 2006)
China expects 8 percent growth in 2006, premier says (07:49, March 06, 2006)
The unusual five years: Ma Kai (14:01, March 04, 2006)
Remarkable progress in women's development, report (15:36, March 03, 2006)
Unfulfilled goals in 2001-05 period reflect bottlenecks for development (11:25, March 03, 2006)
China's rise incomplete despite steady growth (09:41, March 03, 2006)
CPPCC members play active role in drafting China's new five-year program (08:07, March 03, 2006)
Roadmap for a good beginning in 2006: Ma Kai (16:51, March 02, 2006)
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