MOSCOW. Dec 20 (Interfax) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov
said his country and China will continue to expand cooperation in
environmental protection projects and plan to consider creating a
mechanism for compensation if damage is caused to the environment of one
of the countries.
"Our Chinese colleagues and we will continue to advance mechanisms
of actual cooperation to rapidly find solutions to problems related to
environmental protection. Compensation mechanisms will also be
developed," he told a briefing in Moscow on Tuesday.
Lavrov said that he met on December 19 with Emergency Situations
Minister Sergei Shoigu, who confirmed that the toxic slick that was
leaked into the Songhua River after an explosion at a Chinese chemical
factory and is now moving along the Amur River toward Khabarovsk poses
no threat to the local population.
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