US energy usage is flat in real terms since 2000 despite skyrocketing population growth. In per capita terms, it's plummeting.
China builds hundreds of coal plants a year while they are exempt from scrutiny.
US energy usage is flat in real terms since 2000 despite skyrocketing population growth. In per capita terms, it's plummeting.
China builds hundreds of coal plants a year while they are exempt from scrutiny.
Since 2000, how much production did the US offshore to China?
If this trend keeps going for a decade+, China might begin to approach US per-capita emissions.
Their coal burning isn't going up though.
Don't forget India as well
India increased renewables drastically in the last 10-12 years.
https://mnre.gov.in/en/year-wise-achievement/