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Leaders promised to cut climate pollution, then doubled down on fossil fuels
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“And China, because it represents over half of total global coal production, drives a lot of those numbers,” Broekhoff says.
Among fossil fuels, coal is the dirtiest in terms of climate pollution .
“The reality is stark,” says Melanie Robinson, global climate director at the World Resources Institute.
His administration has proposed a series of policy changes, including repealing climate pollution limits on fossil fuel power plants , reversing a 2009 finding that climate pollution harms people and eliminating climate pollution limits on vehicles .
“We saw in 2016 to 2020 that Trump tried to kill climate action and tried to kill the Paris Agreement,” Grant says.
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