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The national carbon emissions trading market will be largely established by 2030, according to guidelines issued by the Communist Party Central Committee and the State Council.

In 2009, China's emissions of carbon dioxide from fossil fuels reached 7.5 billion tonnes, a rise of 9 percent on the previous year, according to estimates from the BP oil group.