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As we have learned with the COVID-19 pandemic, a straightforward scientific fact can be politically complicated. Acknowledging and addressing human-caused climate change is politically complex in the U.S. at this moment. So is cooperating with China on anything. Recognizing those complexities does not, however, absolve us of the responsibility to find a way forward on both the science and the international relations. 1.5° is where the U.S. and China must cooperate.
1.5° Where the U.S. & China Must Cooperate is this week's post from the U.S.-China Energy Coopetition series of The TEA Collaborative. Additional energy-related posts as well as posts concerning Technology & PRC Government MacroDevelopment Planning can be found at www.mterrycooke.com and www.teacollab.org
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