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Foreign relations
China's green revolution causes trade friction with U.S.
Last Updated: Wednesday, January 19, 2011 | 12:04 PM ET
CBC News
China's green revolution has spurred widespread production, with workers flocking to factories to produce a range of competitively priced products.
The United States, however, is accusing China of not playing fair — particularly in the case of the solar panel market.
CBC reporter Michel Cormier investigates the growing trade tensions between the two countries.
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