Environment
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What Does China's Energy Crisis Mean for the Country's Emission Goals?
The world's largest emitter is investing more in coal due to its energy dilemma: drought and sweltering heat for two months brought China an energy security problem. For instance, the southwest province of Sichuan depends on dams to provide around 80% of its electricity, making the development of hydropower essential to China's achievement of its net-zero emissions objective by 2060.
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