Department of Energy Travel Expenditures And Related Issues Hearings Before
Department of Energy Travel Expenditures And Related Issues Hearings Before
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Departnu^nt ofEn^rj^ • Ofjlcv of the Fnts Secrftiiry • Wfuhinfitnn. DC 2^5^. 1 ■ 121 NEm NEWS MEDIA CONTACT: FOR ItWEDIATE RELEASE Penny Adams, 202/586-5806 February 24, 1995 CHINA/U. S. MEETINGS LEAD TO NEW FOUNDATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT FUTURE IN CHINA In the five days since arriving in China, the Presidential delegation led by U. S. Energy Secretary Hazel R. O'Leary has accomplished many of its goals. The delegation has met with every high-ranking Chinese official, and these talks ha...ve provided a framework for a long-term comprehensive energy relationship between the two nations. This policy supports the Clinton Administration's strategy of constructive engagement.
Results of this strengthened partnership were evident today as Secretary O'Leary and her Chinese counterparts signed seven bilateral agreements focusing on energy efficiency, renewable energy, climate change, and other energy topics as well as the safety of nuclear research reactors.
"Today's agreements with our Chinese partners will accelerate the deployment of energy efficient and renewable energy technologies to help meet China's growing energy demand, while protecting the environment, as well as creating private sector jobs through exports and helping U.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Departnu^nt ofEn^rj^ • Ofjlcv of the Fnts Secrftiiry • Wfuhinfitnn. DC 2^5^. 1 ■ 121 NEm NEWS MEDIA CONTACT: FOR ItWEDIATE RELEASE Penny Adams, 202/586-5806 February 24, 1995 CHINA/U. S. MEETINGS LEAD TO NEW FOUNDATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT FUTURE IN CHINA In the five days since arriving in China, the Presidential delegation led by U. S. Energy Secretary Hazel R. O'Leary has accomplished many of its goals. The delegation has met with every high-ranking Chinese official, and these talks ha...ve provided a framework for a long-term comprehensive energy relationship between the two nations. This policy supports the Clinton Administration's strategy of constructive engagement.
Results of this strengthened partnership were evident today as Secretary O'Leary and her Chinese counterparts signed seven bilateral agreements focusing on energy efficiency, renewable energy, climate change, and other energy topics as well as the safety of nuclear research reactors.
"Today's agreements with our Chinese partners will accelerate the deployment of energy efficient and renewable energy technologies to help meet China's growing energy demand, while protecting the environment, as well as creating private sector jobs through exports and helping U.
What to read after Department of Energy Travel Expenditures And Related Issues Hearings Before?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Congress House Committee On Comme to read onlineMoreLess
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