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China’s funding for overseas coal projects under construction to release 300 million tonnes of emissions a year
Monday 4 Apr 22 10:30am
CHINA'S decision to stop funding new coal power projects overseas has been welcomed by climate experts, but they were equally disappointed by Beijing’s commitment for projects already under construction, pointing out that this could lead to 300 million tonnes of carbon emissions a year.
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