China’s projected trajectory in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, suggesting that by 2035, China could have lower emissions than the United States. Over the past decades, China has built extensive infrastructure, including cities, high-speed rail, highways, and renewable energy facilities. However, construction has slowed as urban needs have been largely met. Meanwhile, the focus has shifted to renewable energy, electrification of industry, and reducing reliance on coal. This transition is leading China towards a decarbonized future, with significant progress expected by 2040.
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At least American conservatives will still have India to blame for their resistance to do anything. Worst case they just lie about everything and keep on going.
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China’s projected trajectory in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, suggesting that by 2035, China could have lower emissions than the United States. Over the past decades, China has built extensive infrastructure, including cities, high-speed rail, highways, and renewable energy facilities. However, construction has slowed as urban needs have been largely met. Meanwhile, the focus has shifted to renewable energy, electrification of industry, and reducing reliance on coal. This transition is leading China towards a decarbonized future, with significant progress expected by 2040.
At least American conservatives will still have India to blame for their resistance to do anything. Worst case they just lie about everything and keep on going.