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e steamy messages she had sent her boyfriend from a company computer. Earlier this month some
policemen balked at a perceived invasion of their privacy. In an anti-corruption measure, the city of Nanjing has
demanded that police officers notify their superiors whenever they marry, divorce, travel abroad or buy a car or
flat. The edict has prompted complaints from legal scholars and some police officers, one of whom told state media
that he believed his bosses were “intruding too much into my private life� How times change.
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Asian environmentalism
More hot air
Jan 12th 2006 | BANGKOK
From The Economist print edition
Asia s lat fuel dispenser es fuel dispenser t contribution to global warming
Reuters
Gas disgorgers
IT S catching. David Letterman, an American comedian, joked last year that George Bush would like to respond to
global warming by convening “a blue-ribbon committee to explore innovative ways of ignoring the problem� Now
environmental groups are accusing several Asian countries of doing the same thing, in the Asia-Pacific Partnership
on Clean Development and Climate. The members of this new outfit—America, Australia, China, India, Japan and
South Korea—insist it will complement ot fuel dispenser her efforts to combat global warming, such as the Kyoto Protocol. But
critics dismissed the club s first meeting, which ended in Sydney on January 12th, as a fig leaf, a smokescreen and
a “coal pact� among other terms of derision.
Environmentalists would be delighted if they thought the members of the partnership were serious about taking
action on climate change. After all, they account for roughly half of the world s population, economic output and
greenhouse gases blamed for global warming. They include both the countries with the biggest total emissions
(America and China) and the country with the biggest emissions per person (Australia). Moreover, of the