COP27 and China (open-access commentary)

[HARRIS, Paul [SSC]]

Dear GEP-Ed colleagues,

If you are having your students discuss COP27 or want them to debate the important role of China in the climate regime, this opinion piece may be useful:

COP27: While suffering countries plead for action on climate change, China stokes its coal furnaces

https://hongkongfp.com/2022/11/26/cop27-while-suffering-countries-plead-for-action-on-climate-change-china-stokes-its-coal-furnaces/

Kind regards,

PAUL G. ​HARRIS

Chair Professor of Global & Environmental ​Studies

EdUHK 

www.paulgharris.net

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