China: 10 Fakten zur Energiepolitik
© ZHU DIFENG/FOTOLIA 32467232/zhu difeng/FotoliaWie viel Energie verbraucht die Volksrepublik? Wie viel produziert sie? Der KURIER hat Fakten zu den Bereichen Atom, Kohle, Solar, Wasser, Wind, Öl und Gas zusammengetragen...
Asiens Industrie-Riese stößt so viele klimaschädliche Emissionen aus wie kein anderes Land dieser Welt.
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CHINA TRAFFIC
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A worker squats next to his shovel as he takes a b
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Rescuers wait to be transported down the Qianqiu c
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A traffic policeman signals to drivers during a sm
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People ride along a street on a smoggy day in Daqi
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CHINA WINTER FUEL COAL BRIQUETTES
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A worker inspects solar panels at a solar farm in
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File photo of an employee working on a solar panel
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A worker inspects solar panels at a solar farm in
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A construction site is seen near wind turbines for
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dapdFILE - This Oct. 26, 2010 file photo released by Chinas Xinhua News Agency shows the reservoir of the Three Gorges Dam in Yichang, in central Chinas Hubei Province. In 2010, half of the 30 most expensive infrastructure projects globally are in China,
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FILE CHINA OIL FIELD
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Vorkommen von Schieferöl und -gas
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MYANMAR ENERGY CHINA PIPELINE PROJECT
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