China's top environmental watchdog will set its sights on the country's booming export business, stopping companies from "sacrificing the environment" in their search for profits, agencies reported on Tuesday.
The State Environmental Protection Administration (SEPA) was reported as saying it will track the environmental costs of China's exporters, and its regional branches will share this information with China's Ministry of Commerce.
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