Global Briefing: Analysis suggests China's emissions fell during last quarter

James Murray
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Global Briefing: Analysis suggests China's emissions fell during last quarter

China's clean tech boom gathers pace, green groups welcome Tim Walz's climate policy record, and fears grow over coral bleaching

Study: China carbon emissions fell one per cent during second quarter China's carbon emissions fell one per cent during the second quarter of the year, delivering the first fall since covid restrictions...

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