(Reuters) - Aiming to keep his strategic economic dialogue with China
on track amid controversies over Chinese product and food
safety and currency legislation gaining momentum in the U.S.
Congress, Paulson will visit Qinghai lake in western China on
Monday before meeting President Hu Jintao and Vice Premier Wu
Yi on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The lake and surrounding glacial watershed are threatened
by global warming and encroaching desert, with Paulson saying
the area was a strong symbol of the need for U.S.-China
cooperation on environmental issues.
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on track amid controversies over Chinese product and food
safety and currency legislation gaining momentum in the U.S.
Congress, Paulson will visit Qinghai lake in western China on
Monday before meeting President Hu Jintao and Vice Premier Wu
Yi on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The lake and surrounding glacial watershed are threatened
by global warming and encroaching desert, with Paulson saying
the area was a strong symbol of the need for U.S.-China
cooperation on environmental issues.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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