WKSU News: Chinese officials visit Ohio to look for solution to its garbage problem

Chinese looking to improve recycling and management programs to deal with its trash problems

WKSU's statehouse bureau chief Karen Kasler reports


	Reporter Karen Kasler

The economic boom that's being enjoyed in China is forcing that country to look at a problem the US has been trying to handle for years - how to dispose of the garbage its people produce. A group of Chinese officials have come to Ohio to see what's being done here.

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