How Far Can China-US Climate Cooperation Go?

How Far Can China-US Climate Cooperation Go?
This aerial view taken with a drone shows pollution being emitted from steel factories in Hancheng, Shaanxi Province, China on Feb. 17, 2018. Fred Dufour/AFP/Getty Images
Yang Wei
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The U.S. President’s special envoy for climate change, John Kerry, ended his trip in Shanghai. The international community is concerned about the outcome of the China-U.S. cooperation on climate issues, especially whether the U.S. government will be fooled by the Chinese regime.

Xi Jinping Doesn’t Care About Climate Issues

Kerry visited several countries, including China, ahead of the climate summit, which will be hosted by the United States from April 22 to 23. Kerry was deliberately arranged to visit Shanghai, instead of Beijing, and even the reception was substandard—it’s obvious that Chinese leader Xi Jinping did not want to meet with him.
Yang Wei
Yang Wei
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Yang Wei has been closely following China affairs for many years. He has been contributing political commentary on China for the Chinese language Epoch Times since 2019.
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