Why the White House never released its 2030 climate strategy
Administration officials worked on a report showing how the U.S. would cut emissions in half. Those details haven't been released because of political
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Administration officials worked on a report showing how the U.S. would cut emissions in half. Those details haven't been released because of political
Political turmoil in Congress and uncertainty about climate regulations has hampered release of the report showing how the U.S. would cut emissions in half
Views: Visits 10 The U.S. president has moved fast to boost green jobs and reclaim international leadership on climate change – he now needs to put those promises into action As U.S. President Joe Biden marks his first 100 days in office Friday, there’s no question he has put his country firmly back on course to tackle climate change, analysts say. But the test for the rest of his first year is whether he can deliver on his new plans and pledges. After his predecessor, climate change sceptic Donald Trump, halted any move towards a green transition and yanked the United State...
By ZHAO HUANXIN in Washington | China Daily Global | Updated: 2021-04-26 09:35 Share CLOSE Members of environmental group Extinction Rebellion bring cow manure to dump outside the White House on Thursday, in an Earth Day protest against US President Joe Biden's climate plan. EVELYN HOCKSTEIN/REUTERS Biden's carbon commitment wins kudos, but history of policy swings troubles experts A pledge by the United States to cut its carbon dioxide output by up to 52 percent from 2005 levels by 2030 is an ambitious commitment, but the country's ...