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The Chinese government has ordered more than 2,000 factories in 18 different sectors to shut down for inefficient and polluting industrial capacity. The shutdowns...are a last-ditch effort to reach the government's target of reducing its energy intensity by 20% from the 2005 level by the end of this year.
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