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The coming U.S. retreat from global climate policy leadership, brings a reality: For much of the world, China already calls the shots. Beijing’s decades-long effort to dominate world clean energy economy is enabling it to make tight business alliances with governments in Africa, Asia and Latin America — without insisting on the labor and environmental safeguards the United States and European Union typically demand. Those countries, in turn, take China’s side in disputes with the U.S. and Europe over trade policies.
As President-elect Trump prepares to take office, promising to walk away from the Paris climate agreement, some diplomats at the U.N.-sponsored talks in Azerbaijan said they hope China will fill the void by championing steep cuts in greenhouse gas pollution. Trump also pledges to shred Biden administration clean energy policies that designed to weaken Chinese control of key technologies.
As President-elect Trump prepares to take office, promising to walk away from the Paris climate agreement, some diplomats at the U.N.-sponsored talks in Azerbaijan said they hope China will fill the void by championing steep cuts in greenhouse gas pollution. Trump also pledges to shred Biden administration clean energy policies that designed to weaken Chinese control of key technologies.