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        New measures to promote energy conservation

        Updated: 2006-02-25 11:41

        Chinese people stand behind the wall of a windmills site, used as an energy source, at Feng Xian in Shanghai, China February 24, 2006. China, faced with a growing shortage of energy as the economy gallops forward, is looking to add energy conservation as a criterion of officials' performance reviews, a planning official said on Thursday.

        A Chinese man sits in front of a windmill used as an energy source, at Feng Xian in Shanghai, China February 24, 2006. China, faced with a growing shortage of energy as the economy gallops forward, is looking to add energy conservation as a criterion of officials' performance reviews, a planning official said on Thursday.[Reuters]


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