This might be a rare case where blockchain is the correct solution.
Yes, China has been actively expanding their capacity as the article, once you bother reading it, clearly explains.
NoT MuCh DifFeReNT FrOm SlaVes. Should really read up on what actual serfdom was like before the revolution instead of making a clown of yourself in public.
The article in the submission.
China is in fact an excellent example of a socialist country. Here's a detailed explanation for you that's well sourced and referenced https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BT7Th2aV0wM
China is pursuing lots of different energy alternatives to fossil fuels. That's the correct approach in my opinion. We don't know what particular approach or combination of thereof will be most efficient in the long term, the only way to find out is to try different things and see where you get. Thinking of it purely in terms of profits is a bit myopic.
When somebody thinks that something like react.js wouldn't be possible without capitalism, you can only laugh or cry. If you really can't understand that open source existed long before corps started messing with it, then you're an utter ignoramus not worth having a discussion with.
I grew up in USSR, and I lived through the collapse of USSR. It was one of the biggest humanitarian disasters in history. People who are cheering that on are the ones who benefit from all the exploitation under capitalism today. People who got theirs and don't care about anything else. Deplorable.
They've been using it for stuff like buses increasingly https://www.insidethegames.biz/articles/1132385/beijing-2022-hydrogen-buses
Another good use is in combination with wind and solar where you can produce hydrogen when there's energy available, and then use it to provide a steady energy supply. This addresses one of the main issues with renewables.
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The US economy is still running on a post-COVID sugar high that's about to run out and make 2023 feel miserable
(www.businessinsider.com)
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US Dept of Labor reports 69 percent increase in illegal use of child labor by companies
(heathercoxrichardson.substack.com)
You can't just compare the number of facilities, you have to compare the size and the output of these facilities. The article is talking about production of green hydrogen. I think you still haven't read it.