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You may be reading a bit too much into this. It's counterintuitive specifically because the results are a byproduct of their economic growth, and not due to env
by itishappy 3y ago
You may be reading a bit too much into this. It's counterintuitive specifically because the results are a byproduct of their economic growth, and not due to environmental policy.
- pphysch 3y agoYou're proving my point by implying the two are mutually exclusive. China successfully regenerating forests and reversing desertification will certainly have (very long-term) economic benefit, but saying it is therefore "not environmental policy" is absurd.