China's carbon emissions policy needs to be consistent

April 22 Evening News, 2010 China Green Company annual meeting opens in Chengdu tonight, the University of Michigan Stephenrose Business School Sustainable Science,　　Thomas-p.lyon, chairman of Technology and Business center, told Sina Finance that China's carbon policy needs to be consistent and said companies should let consumers know the impact of products on the environment. He pointed out that the United States is now paying more and more for carbon dioxide emissions, saying that the U.S. political process needs attention, and now the United States refuses to solve climate change problems. "I feel that China's carbon policy has changed a lot and should have a clear direction," he said.　　"he said.　　Thomas-p.lyon also said that the approach of multinationals would affect people's perceptions of the whole world, and that companies need to let information spread among consumers so that consumers know what impact they are buying on other people and on the environment. He advocated the establishment and promotion of eco-labelling websites. "Wal-Mart's reputation in the United States is very bad, and Wal-Mart advocates in China is that the products they offer to Chinese consumers are quality and quantity, reputation and minimum quality standards, so they have a good reputation in China." It is important to establish a system of global integration. "he said. (ren from Chengdu)