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>China’s Ministry of Ecology and Environment did not reply to several requests for comment in relation to the latest results and the actions it has taken to hal
by Sabinus 6y ago
>China’s Ministry of Ecology and Environment did not reply to several requests for comment in relation to the latest results and the actions it has taken to halt illegal CFC-11 emissions.
Is this normal behavior from a developed country?
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- torgian 6y agoIt is in China ;)
- acct776 6y agoI was going to say...where do we start...
- Havoc 6y agoStep 1 Don’t get caught Step 2 You’re screwed if you are
- toomuchtodo 6y agoStep 3 Deny Everything
- 0x10c0fe11ce 6y agoStep 4: accuse others of doing the same thing you’re being accused.
- NeutronStar 6y agoThis is more effective the earlier you do it.
- bawolff 6y agoIgnoring entirely no, but it would be entirely normal to refuse to comment if there was an ongoing investigation.
- esja 6y agoIn which case you’d expect to hear “we can’t comment due to an ongoing investigation”. Whereas this situation is more consistent with the CCP’s inability to acknowledge any error.
- PicassoCTs 6y agoMistakes were made - by others.
- reaperducer 6y agoIs this normal behavior from a developed country? No, but China isn't a developed country yet. It's still classified as an "emerging" nation.
- vbtemp 6y agoIt's Normal Behavior with Chinese Characteristics
- ehnto 6y agoProbably depends on who is asking to be honest. It was a nature site asking a foreign government department a question, I am not particularly surprised. It may not be their role to communicate with foreign journalists either.