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China’s Ambition to Stop Emission

Monday, July 12, 2021

China sets the ambitious target of becoming carbon-free before 2060. But it remains actively constructing coal-fired power plants and is still the largest importer of coal.

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A coal-fired power plant in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, China, November 2019. Reuters/Jason Lee/File Photo . tempo : 173164526423.

WATER dripped from the ceiling of the cold Datai coal mine, south of Beijing, on Friday, July 2. Wang Haijun walked through it. The 40-year-old man looked back to the tunnel behind him, to the dripping water, before continuing his journey. After 18 years of service, it was his last day working there. A Chinese media outlet, CGTN, described it.

Datai was the last of 270 mines in the Mentougou District to be shut down. For hundreds

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