China is also the country making the most strides towards lowering them though.

At the same time, they're still building an abundance of new coal power plants at home and help finance coal around the globe:

https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/chinas-provinces-still-planning-over-100-gw-new-coal-projects-greenpeace-2021-08-25/
https://e360.yale.edu/features/despite-pledges-to-cut-emissions-china-goes-on-a-coal-spree
https://theconversation.com/china-finances-most-coal-plants-built-today-its-a-climate-problem-and-why-us-china-talks-are-essential-161332

lol thats your conclusion?

I'll wait for an example. They have no signs of stopping given that ~300 Million people are still industrializing.

>t-they buy tesla cars and other electronic vehicles!

Biden is a slack senile poussie.

https://www.latimes.com/politics/story/2021-08-26/supreme-court-biden-eviction-moratorium

In a completely unexpected, out of left field, unpredictable, nobody could see it coming, unforeseeable happening of incredible odds, the supreme court has knocked down Biden's eviction moratorium that blatantly violated the declaration that the supreme court had given the very last time they gave some leeway on the previous eviction moratorium, citing the exact same argument that roberts had said last time: its not an executive power and has to come from an act of legislature.

Another win for Joe Biden, deflector-in-chief. He successfully managed to pass the buck to the Supreme Court for a matter of days! Now they can all redirect their blame on Trump and his picks instead of Biden and his legislature

? they ruled against it last time. but beer boy made the deciding vote not to do anything because per him and the majority it was “okay to violate the Constitution so long as it was going to stop soon.”

some of the most blatant buck-passing in recent memory.
congress went home and said they'd leave it up to the president
the president had zero authority to do anything and did it anyway and left it up to the courts to knock down
the courts knocked it down and now the president and congress and denounce the courts and claim its the result of court stacking, as Kagan and Sotomayor and Breyer somehow mindbogglingly dissent and say they would uphold an eviction moratorium officially conditioned on a pest control statute that only allows for fumigation measures in response to infestations. Which totally lends credence to the liberals on the court being nonpartisan fairminded actors who don't just blindly agree with whatever the democrats demand of them