Professor Xu Yi-Chong interviewed by The Wall Street Journal

Published AuthorAngela MacDonald
Prof. Xu Yi-Chong was interviewed by The Wall Street Journal for an article on the poor workplace health and safety standards of coal mining in China.  See the attached link for the full article:
 

 

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