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| Cars move amid dense fog in Beijing on Jan 22, 2013. (Photo/Xinhua) |
"Only by making clear what kinds of pollutants are contributed by a certain industry can we set out a pollution reduction plan and strive to cut down the pollutant intensity," Zhou said.
However, the capital has not yet come up with a detailed list of pollution sources, she said.
She said she was glad to see air pollution has been solved in various ways, and that the city's lawmakers had put it on their agenda, "but how to carry regulations out is more important than speaking year after year", she added.
Wang Weiping, the congress deputy from the Beijing Municipal Commission of City Administration and Environment, said air-quality improvement should depend more on coordination among departments.
"We've so many 'big' goals and 'hard' measures to solve air pollution, such as auto control, but we lack 'soft' cooperation," he said. "The problem can't only target our environmental administration, but also other departments."
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