What is China doing about climate change?

[@gamingshots2414]

Everyone is now focused on development and becoming number 1,Its high time for any country to start thinking about climate change and global warming.

[@andrewhanson1180]

There is no such thing! There are records of extreme temperatures from the late 19th century and early 20th century that blow anything we've had in the past 20 years, clear out of the water. Stop buying into the government's brainwashing propaganda and try having a free thinking mind.

[@tsarnicholasii419]

@@andrewhanson1180 What evidence OR evidences can you give, that can disprove most of modern research and all major fallacies in your argument?

[@hongcha4814]

Climate change and natural disasters have always existed and are mostly not man-made. Why don't we worry about how we best adapt to climate change instead of deindutrializing our nations?

[@gamingshots2414]

@@hongcha4814 your point is acceptable ,but not only humans are living on earth other living creature are there and we are the one who is disturbing the nature not they.

[@bepperossini8936]

Yeah, 4,5 billions of years ago the earth was a fireball without humans inhabitants perhaps the climate change isn't caused by humans 🤠🤠🤠

[@shadanwar5383]

Countries be like: Money to stop Climate Change: I sleep Money for anything else: *R E A L S H I T ?*

[@itsabox6135]

money for weapon : YEEEEEAHH.

[@FRISHR]

Don’t forget that eating less beef can reduce the methane gas from cow factories and deforestation that also contributes to climate change.

[@zetajolyne3689]

In Henan, the riverbed of the largest river, Yellow River, is even higher than the ground, the artificial dikes on both sides look just like natural mountains. It's so difficult.

[@lesterhorton4807]

@rr jiang He said that in Henan Yellow River is the largest river.

[@厉冻干粉]

@rr jiang 黄河作为河南甚至全中国最重要也是最大河流之一，其作用就显得很重要了，但其地势反而成了劣势有时候对于当地来说是危险（黄河决堤）。kzbin.info/www/bejne/d162hoVtit6NgJI

[@deoxnirvi8542]

I will more prefer "how the world deal with climate change"

[@monkbro5321]

Seriously, as if China is the only one who’s supposed to take responsibility 😂

[@あなた以外の誰でもない]

Ironically, the world won't do anything unless China do it first Cuz then everyone will see even China is doing it, why is their country not doing it

[@bigship1758]

@@あなた以外の誰でもない Similarly to how the world is locking down and controlling the spread of the pandemic?

[@xwqi]

The research shows that the countries and regions with the largest carbon emissions in the world in 2011 include China (28%), the United States (16%), the European Union (11%) and India (7%). The study found that although the total amount is high, China's per capita emission is 6.6 tons, which is far from the per capita emission of 17.2 tons in the United States. The EU's per capita emissions fell to 7.3 tons, still higher than China's per capita emissions. If we don't talk about the total amount per capita, aren't the more people in countries with large populations counted as people?

[@dlysele]

@@あなた以外の誰でもない That's ironic, it's as if people are saying China is a world leader so they will follow China.

[@ericwli]

The question is how the world is tackling the climate change. Not just China.

[@wolfvale7863]

Well some countries have started years ago. Most are not opening fossil fuel burning generation plants like the 190 China opened last year. So check your house first. Then talk about the neighbours.

[@winsonzhu4427]

@@wolfvale7863 Considering China's emissions per capita compared to certain other nations, maybe they should be checking their own houses first.

[@wolfvale7863]

@@winsonzhu4427 Our house of 37 million gives 3.5 billion dollars for carbon tax. Has a ban on coal plants. Incentive programs for green power and vehicles. There are only 28 coal plants and falling in the largest country on earth. China produces in one DAY more greenhouse gases than what my country puts out all year. So yeah I did check my house and I'm in a qualified position to tell you your climate efforts stink like your cities.

[@winsonzhu4427]

@@wolfvale7863 which country?

[@winsonzhu4427]

@@wolfvale7863 Based on your given population, "China produces in one DAY more greenhouse gases than what my country puts out all year." would mean you live in Sudan, Afghanistan, or Ghana, based on basic math. (~1/37 of the population but 1/365 of the carbon, checking per capita emissions) Canada (which is where I'll assume you live) has more than double China's emissions per capita. Poland, with similar population, also has higher per capita emissions.

[@armchairwarrior963]

Per Capita CO2 is not high as the west. So China has long way to go.

[@anuradhanunna]

Wut are u talking about China is low than us by a long margin

[@slvoicei]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYbao3SAq7mfgcU

[@PyroMax]

The climate doesn't care about per capita but about total numbers.

[@bigship1758]

@@PyroMax As in total on earth?

[@xwqi]

@@anuradhanunna Research shows that the countries and regions with the largest carbon emissions in the world in 2011 include China (28%), the United States (16%), the European Union (11%) and India (7%). Although the total amount is high, China's per capita emission is 6.6 tons, which is far from the per capita emission of 17.2 tons in the United States. The EU's per capita emissions fell to 7.3 tons, still higher than China's per capita emissions. If we don't talk about the total amount per capita, aren't the more people in countries with large populations counted as people? They have no human rights?

[@seansong4513]

Looks like a lot of the comments down below are just here as a burner comment, without even watching a single bit this video has to say😑

[@umbrellacorporation7764]

Yeah about that.... Do you really believe every single promise they make? (not just china but the rest of the world) do you seriously think they're different?

[@umbrellacorporation7764]

Btw incase your wondering I watched the whole thing, and it looks like its no different from other countries plans years ago

[@jay-uo2bi]

@@umbrellacorporation7764 They already are making an effort. They mass produce cheap renewable energy hardware and are one of the main drivers in the push for EVs.

[@umbrellacorporation7764]

@@jay-uo2biWell ok a small effort is better than nothing I guess

[@manfunny917]

@@umbrellacorporation7764 Small effort is way better than no effort from America and the west insist the fossil fuels and call global warming fake. If go by population, China is much less polluter than USA, Australia, India, Indonesia, Pakistan and many west countries. In fact South Asia is biggest polluter than China, yet China must carry burden alone. You guys are ridiculous.

[@mustardseed9969]

China is the true leader in tackling the climate crisis. Other countries should follow the lead.

[@Gurci28]

China has scaled up its nationally determined contributions and aims to peak its carbon dioxide emissions before 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality before 2060, injecting strong impetus into global climate actions as well as green and low-carbon development worldwide. This will require trillions of dollars to be invested in green and low-carbon industries, and an understanding of the country's transition pathway. 2:13 [UN Org; UN PRI]

[@Gurci28]

Since the 1980s, more than 35 billion trees have been voluntarily planted by the Chinese.[ChineseClass101] 5:34

[@peteryoung8541]

As this short video blog shows China is at least trying to do something about climate change, while NOT perfect it is doing something like reforestation and mandating electric vehicles. The real question is what concrete measure the West is doing to combat climate change, I mean besides the soundbites and platitudes.

[@GeorgeMartinus]

What wstern has done? Makes Greta Thunberg into Time's cover image.

[@MsPhilips8]

I don’t know about the US but the EU is working on the so-called Green Deal which is pretty similar to what China is doing. The carbon emissions trading system has been in place since 2005 already in the EU. They actually plan to change it so that companies who have carbon emmisions always have to pay and only non-emission companies do not have to pay. The green deal is also meant to stimulate companies to use and produce green energy. There are also several reforestation projects ongoing including one that intends to plant 3 billion trees. Also all countries that signed the Paris agreement are working towards reaching net zero emissions by 2050. So don’t worry, China is not the only one suffering from climate change and trying to change!

[@GeorgeMartinus]

@@MsPhilips8 Wait, did US out from Paris agreement during Trump's?

[@mini9503]

Only an idiot would rely on one video as an accurate source for inside news, especially from a channel called "South China Morning Post". By all means, continue to blame any country BUT your own, right?

[@MsPhilips8]

@@GeorgeMartinus as I said, no clue about what the US is currently doing about climate changes. I do know that Trump probably didn’t contribute to solving the issue considering his standpoint on climate change. But Trump was Republican, I believe the Democrats and thus Biden are more aware of climate change. The argument that Trump left the Paris agreement makes little sense, I mean Obama did sign it before Trump. So I guess the US their actions depend on their president but that would be similar for every country. If China changed there president I am sure some things would also change in their climate policy.

[@terryliu9015]

More than a lot of countries actually

[@manfunny917]

Agree with you, everything bad happens they blame China. China must solver every problem while western countries create all the problems in the world. Its really funny how now they forget China population is 5 times bigger than America, one American pollutes 10 times more than a Chinese.

[@hamanakohamaneko7028]

My opinion: China should take the American goal, while America should take the 0 by 2040 goal

[@trickmiller8169]

The issue with climate change is if it were possible to somehow reverse the issues, the cost would be so unbearable that no one would want the outcome. There is a downside to trying to fix the climate and there is a point at which it isn't worth it to go further.

[@primal_guy1526]

@@trickmiller8169 unfortunately

[@maraschwartz6731]

@@trickmiller8169 ok but the downside to not fixing the climate is billions of people will die

[@trickmiller8169]

@@maraschwartz6731 well okay, but let's say the only way to fix the climate is no one can use anymore automotive transportation. That's the type of change it would take to start reversing climate change. It would be things like stopping the usage of heating and cooling, because it utilizes a lot of energy. Then there is the issue of getting every country on board. Countries like China do not care about the climate. It cares about GDP. If it means destroying the climate to achieve more growth, they'll do it.

[@maraschwartz6731]

@@trickmiller8169 I hate when people always use china as an example. Yes everyone needs to improve. China included. But US is far worse than china right now. They produce HALF as much CO2 per capita as the USA.

[@acounttemporary5017]

Nothing last Forever, We need to Change the Future.

[@hoetato4193]

Alucard?

[@zeth_revil4446]

we got ourselves some ml player over here

[@acounttemporary5017]

What Alucard? Is it an anime character? Never heard of one.

[@blablabla3762]

Alucard? which country

[@charlietube7165]

Anime heads so dum dum

[@peaceall8367]

What is USA doing about climate change? drougth in ALASKA, CALIFORNIA, TEXAS. All major lake, reservoir in western US provinces heat by drought and flood. What USA will do for its farmer who have no water.

[@andrewdoesyt7787]

We are building nuclear power plants, in fact we have to most of them that any other country. We are obviously doing a lot about it.

[@Flyhighcg]

Lol china and India are the biggest offenders you imbecile

[@Robert-mo2ww]

@@Flyhighcg and what drives that? Cheap Western consumerism because its cheaper to make things there so the west is part of the problem as well

[@inception727]

@@Flyhighcg how about open the border and let 500million migrant then compare.

[@joshuadorsam4619]

Don’t forget North Dakota and Minnesota! It’s getting worse every year it seems up here.

[@harakoni2135]

Atleast chinas doing something about it, you dont see the US or much of any countries helping

[@slvoicei]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYbao3SAq7mfgcU

[@herticate8579]

China is doing something about it, well done.

[@andrewdoesyt7787]

Kinda like how they said they made “sponge city’s”, which turned out to be bullsh#t?

[@umbrellacorporation7764]

Hahahaha "China is doing something about it" yeah about that.....

[@Commievn]

The CCP has lost the Mandate of Heaven! It is a beginning of turmoil and civil war! I smell regime change within 20 years!

[@skazka3789]

@@Commievn LOL Hello Gordon Chang

[@slvoicei]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYbao3SAq7mfgcU.

[@billjobs7549]

imagine if china is not factory of the world. if that happen every country might have more factories than now. but not every country can fight climate change. maybe the climate change will be much much worse

[@omkarbiradar3383]

Please all people come together work for three 🌳🌲🌴plants..🙏🙏

[@nz560]

I already do and continue to do !

[@seanwoo9140]

China is full on clean energy.Lets take family cars for example, EVs have been highly recommended by the government，especially in big cities，you can get a free license and discount from the government.China’s charging facilities for cars are the best in the world.And the US is still popular with big V8 or V6 engine tucks and SUV.

[@BestGammerx]

face value solutions that does little to affect big change needed to change course permenantly

[@faker3033]

yeye but china still gets energy from coal and produces most CO2

[@seanwoo9140]

@@faker3033 its about efficiency. EV are way more efficient than petrol cars， and Pollution or co2 from thermal power plants is easier to centrally deal with

[@faker3033]

@Gary Guo [Student] you are correct, it is lower than others

[@faker3033]

@@seanwoo9140 i agree

[@KG370]

Came here for the pro Chinese propaganda in the comments, not disappointed

[@ec0928]

Haters gonna hate.

[@thomashe2496]

Oh my goodness, big accident, let's pray for them to stay safe in Hangzhou flood

[@刘一-q7o]

Zhengzhou,not Hangzhou.

[@zepyh3401]

@@刘一-q7o Just wanted to let you know, you need to add a space after commas like this. “Zhengzhou, not Hangzhou.” ^_^

[@slvoicei]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYbao3SAq7mfgcU

[@thomashe2496]

@@刘一-q7o ok

[@thomashe2496]

@@zepyh3401 ok

[@kimmotube-o1o]

More Temu factories are built every day. You can buy battery operated portable fans from there...

[@silvialogan9226]

I think that all nations should take both climate change and global warming seriously and stop calling it a hoax.

[@akhilakota9054]

China is always updating and find solutions for every problem.

[@v.hamilton5679]

When next generation sees their hometowns go underwater, they will know exactly who is to blame.

[@justnow5809]

Why not find solutions instead of blame?

[@warrenator7059]

What if you trapped the gas emitted from the factories and somehow get rid of the gases or maybe store the gases.

[@primal_guy1526]

That’s what happens with nuclear waste, except we bury it in underground facilities for them to go through their half lives and stop being radioactive rather than just dumping it.

[@rolandkatsuragi]

1:58 Cutting carbon emissions by developing better public transportation that supercedes private cars would be a start.

[@climatecraze]

NOT TRUE. We are in a CO2 famine and need MORE CO2 ... kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGKspmx6arebp7M

[@jerryteh420]

To be fair china is the most populous country and the world's factory. If she can be carbon neutral by 2060, every country surely can do that too.

[@manfunny917]

Thank you. Seems whole world can only blame China yet expect only China to make sacrifices while they just sit on keyboards and pollute. Thats why I dont take them serious.

[@slvoicei]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYbao3SAq7mfgcU

[@PyroMax]

@@manfunny917 wait, the whole comment section is full of people talking about the US/EU's high per capita emissions and that everyone is blaming China while nobody is looking at the US

[@TwenOalley]

@@PyroMax It's funny how western countries export all their polluting industries and then act like them emitting less is somehow an achievement. Ofc they'd emit less, all the polluting factories have been moved to asia.

[@PyroMax]

@@TwenOalley it's funny how people will use this as an excuse when china's industry plays only 12% more of a role in its gdp, than Germanys. Wanna know what else is funny? China's per capita emissions match Germanys. Difference is, China has 600 Million people living of $140 or less a month.

[@hyikun8123]

I find it weird that climate change is becoming a thing more spoken about in the recent days even though we had a period of no greenhouse gases emissions because of covid-19

[@_Crazyman109]

False.

[@_Crazyman109]

It went slightly down, but there was still emissions from the power plants and cars and working from home.

[@zarayates6650]

That’s literally not true

[@reinerbraun670]

I don't like Chinese government for the controversial things they do but i am in favour of what they do for the environment. They still emit more pollution but at least they're trying to solve the issue whereas the US have lots of politicians that DENIES the existence of climate change.

[@maxmadison5488]

What controversial things does China do? Are you that gullible to believe all the anti China propaganda from the western media?

[@tomchen513]

Bro, every government does controversial things and they are much less controversial compared with what many developed countries have done. As a Chinese, I can tell you that few Chinese are okay with the controversial things their government or governments have done. But the government has been improving. We have the hope that it will be better if does not want the pushback from its people. So thank you for your concerns; but we will handle it.

[@LuciaPan]

Pray...

[@slvoicei]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYbao3SAq7mfgcU

[@vickythounaojam4929]

Who to blame? The Avengers! Thanos was right. He knew about the imbalance and he was the only one willing to act on it.

[@thunderedsun203]

i don't remember it happening in real life

[@stevenjohnstone5833]

China needs to set an example to countries like India who seek to take their business away by increasing the capacity of their coal powered industrial electricity. This apart from the fact that India's terrible and massive air pollution is causing a cloud seeding effect that is leading to the disastrous floods in China.

[@starwebvisiter2287]

0:01 Bangladesh during monsoon/rainy season be like:

[@YGODueltainer]

keep in mind that thanks to China we don't have to deal with extreme climate change due to pollution in our country.

[@xwqi]

China's per capita emission is 6.6 tons, which is far from the per capita emission of 17.2 tons in the United States. Is it because they don't have human rights that they don't talk about the total amount per capita? If you count by country, how many times do some small countries with tens of millions of people have to surpass others to destroy the earth? Some countries always look like hypocrites. It is clear that the per capita is much higher than people, but they always like to stand on the moral commanding height and accuse other later developing countries. Do these people really want to protect the environment? Are you sure it is not to restrict the development of industry in backward countries? Don't let other countries surpass their own industrial technology?

[@wanderingquestions7501]

China is the biggest source of co2 “now”, but it’s the USA who’s responsible for the bulk of co2 historically emitted.

[@maxmadison5488]

Per Capita, USA still produces more than twice CO2 than China..... even after putting all their factories in China.

[@ganondorf66]

What is China doing about climate change? Accelerating it

[@traveler8052]

Those water just put a wrong place . They should fall in the desert

[@peterchew4018]

Nothing can be done....it will get worse by the months ahead

[@brownsage5514]

Answer: Nothing

[@huajie666liu8]

Hope these methods can do to alleviate global or regional warming.

[@sungit2g111]

bruh why didn't you guys say anything about officers opening the waters reserves without telling the people and also blowing up dams and destroying villagers cars because they were trying to protect their villages from officers trying to destroy their makeshift dams

[@FD_Stalker]

Every time China unified and strong: building wonders And this time: planetary engineering

[@worldview2888]

As an agricultural powerhouse in this world, China will know how to innovate and use excess water for the crops and resources. It is on the opposite where DROUGHT and heatwave killing nations like Indiya that needs to learn from this .. as usual it will be another 1000 years of no progress for IN.

[@rolandliggayu1070]

No matter what Mother Nature is the one in charge

[@merikhel4314]

in PAKISTAN we are taking changing of climate very seriously..i do not know about other countries..but here in PAKISTAN we r witnessing a huge change..even in my village..MAIZ or corn was the summer crop..but now it grows the whole year..grapes n some other fruits are shrinking.. it is really changing..

[@bsfbestshortfilmsonyoutube]

The most obvious solution is less people. No one can prove me wrong.

[@sxli3340]

Reducing carbon emissions is not the only solution!

[@marccarter1350]

It's already too late! You were all warned, did not listen, still do not listen to reason.

[@aultraman]

I wonder why efforts of conversing energies (hybrid vehicles, electric cars, solar panels, wind farms, etc) in the past ten years haven't made any difference? Why are we seeing seemingly more flooding, wild fires, etc now than before?

[@misterel5548]

Because we have put a band-aid on a cancerous tumor. This is a world wide effort that hasn't been taken seriously. Did you watch the video? The part about all the coal being used? And the natural gas?

[@sweatychez]

Because theres not enough. It does make a small difference but against all the factories and cars in the world, it doesnt help much.

[@JSJE1990]

my guess, population growth. 5 person can be 20% more efficient but growing the population by 1 person offset the entire efficiency gain. past 10 years earth gained almost 1 billion people.

[@viochrys]

@@sweatychez hmm perhaps that's true ...

[@viochrys]

@@JSJE1990 welp that explains a bit, thanks

[@io1921]

Carbon neutral by 2060? Yeah like all of them in position is still alive

[@williamlai29]

I wish I can get a year full of salary in 3 days.

[@brianliew4546]

Me too, but i have a bigger wish, i wish for 10 year full of salary in 2 days 😁

[@cannedrice_]

Dream harder

[@palmtree_]

Why the video never mentioned about China's nuclear power plants?

[@syapse3533]

3:35 it was mentioned, you might have missed it..

[@manfunny917]

SCMP is pro west, anti China. Thats why.

[@palmtree_]

@@syapse3533 ok, thanks. I missed that. But still really inadequate.

[@yourfuturefather1119]

China have the most exported product in the world. U already know...

[@TrHippyful]

What is the whole world is doing against climate change is the main question

[@NitzVision]

By eating dogs

[@ittakes2-2tango]

Your mom is inedible!

[@matthewosterman9030]

Can we stop driving cars? We’ve made the one source of our planets destruction the norm

[@champanzee6486]

Cars only make 10% of global emissions. That is not the biggest problem.

[@jessperson9750]

China should at least start making bricks that aren't hollow..

[@cruzada07]

2060 is far far away

[@climatecraze]

Too bad David didn't know that ... kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6TIgYOQjJmqq7s

[@mercharris5266]

Share the land with the people. Invest in technology to disperse people as efficiently as possible.

[@tailswinsmore5054]

That easy! More economy! Less regulation! Less research into effects. Its a problem that will solve it self.

[@gvanys]

We need all this water in certain states in America.

[@winstons1578]

No background music, just vo ? How come ? 😟😫

[@caninecurry5823]

I hope they are successful in creating efficient sources of renewable energy.

[@ludmilapuchkariova1782]

Absolutely nothing

[@richardwong2950]

The US is the largest carbon dioxide emitter per capita.

[@PyroMax]

No, they're not 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@PolarTw]

blaming others when they pollute the most per capita

[@mickbryan7716]

Enduring IT

[@paulxander5970]

I'm afraid 2060 will be way too late...

[@argeltuazon5059]

That's a tough question. "NOTHING"

[@damanteoh9345]

Biggest problem is, people nowadays more educated but lack of intelligence and wisdom.

[@slvoicei]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYbao3SAq7mfgcU

[@javiergalan6518]

Hong Kong, Tibet, Uyghurs, Taiwan

[@raymondchan9708]

Pls talk per capita, the west has polluted the world for centuries, you should cover the biggest pollution provider, the US, what have they done. This is a world issue, all countries need to work together to achieve that, China certainly a major player, however, the west should also be responsible in a fair manner.

[@rayc3103]

I am so glad this is happening. If China diverts their attention and resources to annual flooding, my people of Hong Kong may some day be able to get their independence back. Perhaps they will also stay out of Taiwan.

[@Robert-mo2ww]

Clown 🤡

[@Commievn]

@@Robert-mo2ww CCP shills

[@wumaobot]

Taliban Win, The US is only leaving behind the pollution caused by the war in Afghanistan

[@slvoicei]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYbao3SAq7mfgcU.

[@Po0pypoopy]

Sometimes I feel like humanity’s salvation depends on China

[@charlietube7165]

Take out sometimes

[@yakovmatityahu]

Cheeeena ccp is garbage 🗑

[@dwaynethewokjohnson6646]

@@yakovmatityahu Exactly this entire comments section is pro ccp eee

[@yakovmatityahu]

@@dwaynethewokjohnson6646 paid by the cheenese ccp party the murderer of Coronavirus victims

[@yakovmatityahu]

@@dwaynethewokjohnson6646 chinese ordinary citizens are normal people like others tho...

[@michaelmorris2623]

NOTHING!!!

[@DaKing08]

stop others from producing copied products. it’s that simple.

[@trudyholmm7551]

They are now having 3 children !!!! Which means more consumption of everything !!!! Everything this earth could provide !!!! We are already in the endgame .

[@虎ちゃん-v8t]

Nothing...

[@melaniekotze9081]

Nothing

[@cheffsthanedaar]

Let’s eat street food in AUDI

[@freshstart4423]

If you don't have the conviction of the Holy Spirit, you are not a Christian.

[@petertrex]

In fact, US's CO2 emission is about the half of amount from 1/4 the population. Which means the ratio of Emission : Population is about twice compare to China. Well, is there any reason to blame the largest factory for emission of CO2? , My South Neighbour and also ourselves, since we're 2nd in the world next to the US.

[@aloryt]

These floods, these fires are terrible 😳 do these actions improve anything? Or is it too late ?!

[@jk5638]

Economic gains is always proportional to Climate Change

[@rockstillcabido4291]

Why 2060 if it could be done this years.

[@TAL142]

Shouldn't they be asking the US? Despite being a developed nation, it has done most pollution and continues to be #2 in the world. How about they figure out a way to correct the pollution they already created and stop further polluting the world.

[@peraltaisrael2598]

Right! Ask the second pollutant! Please don’t bother the first pollutant. Poor china.

[@slvoicei]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYbao3SAq7mfgcU.

[@TomGD]

Well, maybe if capping out the coal usage Emissions can drop.

[@jalenthomas4836]

Conclusion they are are doing nothing

[@Lewiss7423]

It's waiting to see what the US does then it'll do a cheaper version of that.

[@Will-ty7hu]

Probably what the world will do? This not only one country problem but it world problem.

[@Mariana-sn5wn]

They world should gives money assistance to the most green areas around the world to promote trees planting

[@xwqi]

You mean the Amazon rainforest that disappears every year in Brazil?

[@Mariana-sn5wn]

@@xwqi China being the biggest air polluters should take responsibility and worked hard to save our Forests around the world

[@friknobbg4741]

Alright I ain't gonna go to china

[@drepo9175]

I know the world's sceary right now but, it's about to get worse

[@johnnyjai6804]

事實對富裕國家和貧窮國家在洪水災難過後大不同，富裕國家在洪水災難過後是經濟繁盛時刻，因為好多人需要買新屋，汽車，家庭電器，家具及修理東西，而且富裕國家有人才，技術，資金和物資重建，這是雪中送炭。但貧窮國家在洪水災難過後是生與死時刻，因為好多人無家可歸及飢餓，而且貧窮國家沒有人才，技術，資金和物資重建，他們生活越來越困難，這是雪上加霜

[@slvoicei]

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[@intentionallyqueen.478]

That's why the elephants left.

[@bphater31]

They will not do anything.

[@jonathanlinklater154]

Same as everyone else…

[@truongtuanthanh7744]

But still Chinas emmissions per capita is much lower than in the US, UK or EU!

[@PyroMax]

What an excuse... It's not "per capita" that is changing the climate. Its the total numbers that make a change.