China, the world's largest producer of greenhouse gasses, is likely on track to meet its 2030 peak emissions targets. In recent years, the country has incorporated large amounts of wind and solar energy into its grid and implemented clean energy policies. In this article posted by James Temple, MIT Technology Review's senior editor for energy, key points in China’s journey to meet emission targets are highlighted, while the less ideal side of this scenario is revealed.
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