Actually, China's been investing into fusion research pretty actively. They recently achieved the longest sustained reaction lasting 403 seconds. If sustainable fusion can be achieved that would definitely be a game changer in terms of energy production.
It looks like China is taking a fairly broad spectrum approach towards its energy transition where they invest in renewables, fission, and active research into novel stuff like fusion and space based energy delivery.
I don't know what CCP is, perhaps you were referring to the Communist Party of China (CPC)?
The Onion never misses :)
The world will be a better place when British regime falls, no question about that.
Not even remotely comparable.
Fun fact that a book produced by US military makes it pretty clear that allies played a minor role in the war and that USSR would have won all on their own.
a few quotes from it
You know what else means environmental consequences, continuing to burn fossil fuels like no tomorrow the way western countries are doing.
It's like when a whale dies, I guess it's just a different kind of a whale dying. 😂
So, what you're saying is that you lived in China for 3 years and never actually discussed politics with people living there.
China is the main reason I'm not a complete doomer when it comes to transitioning off fossil fuels. They're showing that it's possible to do at scale and rapidly.
The whole thing is pretty funny given that IMF has been the eternal champion of neoliberalism, and all of a sudden they come out and go woah woah corporate profits are actually a problem. You know shit got out of hand when...