https://archive.is/cDNF2

The hope is that other countries, reassured by that commitment, will follow China’s example rather than America’s.

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    8 hours ago

    Meanwhile China is cutting the green budgets and people forget to talk about that because it’s more fun to use climate action as a political weapon.

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      7 hours ago

      Isn’t it because most of their renewable energy sources are produced by themselves, and is cheap as fuck compared to build a new coal plant. Easier to quickly scale solar and wind, rather than building burning plants? = no need of any labelled and beaurocratic “green budgets” Anymore. Because renewables already IS the prefered energy source. (because of price per MwH)

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      8 hours ago

      Good China is committing, maybe check this other article for another contextual framing.

      The pace of emissions reduction (about 1% per year) is slower than that of most industrialized nations, and some analysts argue that China’s targets are conditional on favorable economic and technological conditions