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March 7, 2024 Today on New Security Beat Who Should Pay for Soil Contamination in China? By Feng Ge & Xiaoyu Zhang Soil contamination that threatens public health is extensive in China, but polluters are hardly held accountable. Friends of Nature (FON), a Chinese environmental NGO, has been instrumental in enforcing environmental laws to hold companies responsible. FON's public interest litigation led to the passage of China's Law on Prevention and Control of Soil Contamination. Their story shows the transformative power of Chinese NGOs.

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