
Mark Schapiro is the senior correspondent with the
Center for Investigative Reporting, the oldest nonprofit investigative reporting organization in the U.S. An award-winning investigative journalist for more than two decades, his work has appeared in
Harper’s, The Nation, Mother Jones, and
The Atlantic Monthly. He has also been a correspondent on
NOW with Bill Moyers, FRONTLINE/World, and
Marketplace.
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To offset their own carbon emissions, European companies have been overpaying China to incinerate a powerful greenhouse gas known as hfc 23. And in a bizarre twist, those payments have spurred the manufacture of a harmful refrigerant that is being smuggled into the U.S. and used illegally.
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