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Murtaza Hussain
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“Preliminary data shows that while global carbon emissions are continuing to rise, China’s emissions may already be peaking — the longtime climate villain turning the corner on carbon before the planet as a whole does. Forecasts like these are not perfectly reliable, but already China has completely rewritten the global green transition story. You may be familiar with the broad strokes of that story: that thanks to several decades of mind-boggling declines in the cost of solar, wind and battery technology, a new wave of climate advocacy and dramatically more policy support, the rollout of various green energy technologies is tracing an astonishing exponential curve upward, each year making a mockery of cautious projections from legacy industry analysts.“ https://www.nytimes.com/2024/09/16/opinion/china-solar-climate.html
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origin42
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China consumes almost TWICE the energy as that of United States annually (and almost a third of the globe) Hence it has global impact. And it is damn impressive.
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