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he US will triple its
renewable energy capacity in less than 15 years. Yes, you read that right.
Triple renewables by 2030.
That’s just one of several headline takeaways on a Tuesday
of big announcements from Brazil, China, and the US – three of the world’s top
greenhouse gas emitters – with major implications for the UN climate talks in
Paris later this year.
First, China released its long-awaited commitments for the
Paris talks – known as its intended nationally determined contribution (INDC).
Meanwhile, back in DC, US President Barack Obama met with
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff to discuss strategies for fighting climate
change, with a statement following announcing a new joint commitment from the
two nations.
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Reality Project story - “Brazil, China, and the US step up on triple Tuesday”.
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