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China’s quick way of going green: cutting production to cut emissions — Alexander Brown

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China is demonstrating that it is taking this seriously.MERICSChina’s quick way of going green: cutting production to cut emissionsAlexander Brownhttps://merics.org/en/short-analysis/chinas-quick-way-going-green-cutting-production-cut-emissionsSee alsoAlso at the news conference, the U.S. President said he was confident the country could meet his administration's goal of emission cuts, which is 50 percent from 2005 by 2030. Yet, the president acknowledged that the renewable shift cannot happen overnight."On the surface, it seems like an irony," Biden said, referring to his call on OPEC+ to add more oil production while heading for COP26 to discuss the reduction of global emissions. "But the truth of the matter is ... everyone knows that idea that we're going to be able to move to

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China is demonstrating that it is taking this seriously.

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China’s quick way of going green: cutting production to cut emissions

Alexander Brown
https://merics.org/en/short-analysis/chinas-quick-way-going-green-cutting-production-cut-emissions

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Also at the news conference, the U.S. President said he was confident the country could meet his administration's goal of emission cuts, which is 50 percent from 2005 by 2030. Yet, the president acknowledged that the renewable shift cannot happen overnight.

"On the surface, it seems like an irony," Biden said, referring to his call on OPEC+ to add more oil production while heading for COP26 to discuss the reduction of global emissions. "But the truth of the matter is ... everyone knows that idea that we're going to be able to move to renewable energy overnight ... it's just not rational."

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