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Recent research from Carbon Brief suggests that China's carbon emissions have decreased, indicating a potential peak in emissions several years ahead of its 2030 target. Emissions fell by 3% in March, with renewable energy sources meeting rising power demands, and reduced activity in polluting sectors like steel and cement contributing to the decline. This shift towards clean technology, including significant solar power installations and increased electrification, has propelled China towards its goal of reaching net zero emissions by 2060, despite challenges like grid capacity issues and reliance on coal for energy.
Source: YAHOO