Supreme People’s Court says new rules will govern continuing violations and encourage polluters to address harm
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China’s Supreme People’s Court issued judicial guidance Wednesday on how courts should apply the country’s new Environmental and Ecological Code, setting rules for cases that straddle the law’s Aug. 15 effective date and offering reduced penalties to violators that repair environmental damage or promptly pay compensation.
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