A clear way to better energy in China?

Monday, August 25, 2008

Now that the Olympics are over, optimists are hoping China's most polluting factories will stay closed and replaced with cleaner energy facilities. Scott Tong talks to Scott Jagow about how that might affect the economy.

Smoke billows from a coal-fueled plant in China (China Photos/Getty Images)

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