China holds the world's climate future in its hands

China has experienced “the greatest development surge in human history driven above all by an unprecedented and spectacular surge in urbanisation,” writes historian Adam Tooze. “As a physical productive apparatus China completely dwarfs the United States (and any other comparator). It is the nation that holds the world’s climate future in its hands, writes Patrick Mazza.
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Jessica Corbett

Cornell study shows LNG worse for climate than coal

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Juan Cole

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An apology to my grandkids for not fighting in the war of our times

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