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China's climate progress may have faltered in 2018, but it seems to be on the right path

  • Written by Phillip Stalley, Associate Professor and Fulbright Scholarship Program Advisor, DePaul University
China's climate progress may have faltered in 2018, but it seems to be on the right pathA woman in Beijing wearing a mask to avoid inhaling smog passes an anti-pollution mural.AP Photo/Andy Wong

Despite clear signs that the need to act on climate change is becoming more urgent, global greenhouse gas emissions are set to rise for the second straight year.

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