How much climate angst is propped up by China or is even a Cold War weapon of statecraft?
The question today is how much influence does China have now?
The question today is how much influence does China have now?
The AI arms race is existential.
The speed of construction would blow a Western political mind.
PAUL H. TICE: China's aggregate consumption of coal, crude oil, and natural gas has jumped nearly sixfold since 1985 — including a 27% increase over the past decade — and shows no sign of peaking.
The companies driving unprecedented demand for electricity should bear the costs of serving that demand.
Dependence on our greatest geopolitical rival for critical minerals is asking for trouble.
What a surreal world we live in, where the Chinese Communist Party lets its people choose for themselves how to cool their homes, while Euro-Socialists mandate away comfort.
Environmental Defense Fund emerges as key player in lawfare efforts that draw from dark money, foreign sources.
It’s almost like China doesn’t give a toss about climate change, eh?
Fifty-four nations met to plot a pathway to independence from the Chinese stranglehold on critical minerals and rare earths.
Learn about the feasibility - or lack thereof - of America's attempts to purchase Greenland from Dr. Elizabeth Buchanan in this episode of District of Conservation
Newsom’s Trump attack at COP30 fuels a ‘China empowerment summit.’
UN & China make incongruous demands for cash & control.
China’s communist government has repeatedly ignored protests from the U.S. government, more than a dozen Western parliaments, and the United Nations.
We used to mine 90% of our own rare earths—now we import 90%, mostly from China.