China Pushes Up New Fuel Standards in Pollution Fight, News Says
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China pushed up the adoption of cleaner fuel standards as the government increases efforts to curb pollution, China Business News reported Wednesday.
The nation will adopt a fuel standard that caps sulfur content in gasoline and diesel at 10 parts per million by the end of 2016, one year ahead of an original deadline set by the State Council, China Business News reported, citing an unidentified source. The criterion is the same as in Europe.