China has reduced power generation from fossil fuels as output from sunlight and water surges, feeding hopes that the world’s biggest polluter may have peaked emissions years before its own deadline.

Futurologist · 9 days ago

China has reduced power generation from fossil fuels as output from sunlight and water surges, feeding hopes that the world’s biggest polluter may have peaked emissions years before its own deadline.

@retrospectology@lemmy.world · 9 days ago

I’ll believe it when we can measure the effect, they’ll say anything to try and save face even if it means releasing bs stats.

@BearOfaTime@lemm.ee · edit-2 9 days ago

Though they’ve been building nuclear plants with the help of Russia, because nuclear makes fucking sense. But the powers that be in the US have supported the green movement to block nuclear growth and keep us on petro, playing both sides against each other.

Ask most people what happened at 3 Mile Island and they’ll quote crap from “The China Syndrome”.

China has reduced power generation from fossil fuels as output from sunlight and water surges, feeding hopes that the world’s biggest polluter may have peaked emissions years before its own deadline.

China has reduced power generation from fossil fuels as output from sunlight and water surges, feeding hopes that the world’s biggest polluter may have peaked emissions years before its own deadline.

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