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China is doing practical things to protect marine ecosystems. The “Blue Circle” project launched by Zhejiang Province on the east coast has collected about 77,000 tons of marine waste since 2020, including around 51,000 tons of plastic waste, cutting carbon emissions by around 66,000 tons, equivalent to taking over... show more

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Great News!

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@ChineseEmbinUS China ain’t doing crap other than enslaving children to make overpriced Nike shoes.

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Propaganda

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What about the reefs that you’ve built on? China has been extensively building on reefs in the South China Sea, particularly in the Spratly and Paracel Islands, since around 2013. This involves large-scale land reclamation, where dredgers pile sand and sediment onto coral reefs to create artificial islands. The islands host military facilities like airstrips (three in the Spratlys, capable of handling fighter jets), radar systems, anti-ship and anti-aircraft missile systems, and ports. Civilian infrastructure, such as lighthouses and research stations, is also present, though often dual-use. Mischief Reef, for example, has extensive buildings, hangars, and seaports. • Environmental Impact: The construction has destroyed over 8,500 hectares of coral reefs, disrupting marine ecosystems and fisheries critical to regional food security. Sediment plumes from dredging smother marine life and may contain pollutants. China claims to be restoring reefs, but these efforts are limited and criticized as insufficient.

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Beautiful beaches in Florida!!!😁😁😁😂😂😂

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California’s “paper” wetland restorations? One small island, a vanished Delta Smelt, and a $39M fine expose what might be the biggest eco-cover-up in the Bay-Delta.

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Japan, on the other hand, is discharging radioactively contaminated water into the sea. The USA and Germany are burdening the Atlantic Ocean with the trade of US LNG instead of Germany importing clean, cheap, and safe gas from Russia with Northstream. China is doing everything right!

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The fact China have done so much to protect environment recent years. They cover the desert with tree, with such a big area that nobody else even close to. They support green energy Nobody even close to. The new world is coming.

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It would help if China stopped dumping shit in the ocean!

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中国对环境保护是实实在在去努力做的，不像某些国家，就是嘴上说说、光喊口号而已。 China is making real efforts to protect the environment, unlike some countries that just talk and shout slogans.

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