
At the United Nations climate conference in Antalya, held from November 9 to 20, China has positioned itself as the world’s leading clean-technology superpower. The nation produces the majority of the globe’s solar panels, batteries, and electric vehicles, and its emissions have plateaued rather than continued their previous upward trajectory. It commands considerable diplomatic influence, and few national delegations carry more weight. On September 29, Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang addressed an international advisory council in […]
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