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China targets 1.8% cut in average coal use at power plants by 2025

China targets 1.8% cut in average coal use at power plants by 2025

  • Average coal use for electricity generation in China fell by about 17.4 percent in the 15 years till 2020
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Greenhouse gas levels reach new record high: UN

Greenhouse gas levels reach new record high: UN

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IEA urges bigger global push to cut emissions

IEA urges bigger global push to cut emissions

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