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"Treating China, the second-largest country in the world, as a developing country is absurd," US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says. "If China wants to play a role in the global economy, then the country needs to graduate up."

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Louie Stanley1 year ago

That’s why they’re on the climate accord but build one coal plant a week. India has the same status as well and uses coal. I’m pro coal but the hypocrisy of who can use it is dumb.

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