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John Haffner

How China can tip the scales on climate change by ‘taming its coal dragon’, among other measures

A street lamp is seen in front of Datong's second coal-fired power plant at night on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province, in this November 20,2009 file photo. World carbon dioxide emissions will hit a record high this year, driven by China's growth and keeping the world far off track from the deep cuts needed to limit climate change, the Global Carbon Project report by leading research institutes said on September 21, 2014. To match UN-CLIMATECHANGE-CARBON/ REUTERS/Jason Lee/Files (CHINA - Tags: ENERGY ENVIRONMENT POLITICS)
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