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https://www.nytimes.com/2023/08/04/climate/republicans-climate-project2025.html?unlocked_article_code=889sKpgj0KyNvWcCN2hFJnsMLeRfek5_-1dM7kvIBPbdQLLp-0Lmm4jo3O1qX7olcSyEjQXA1rTAYZU_ozsHcGKCiLEfH-4fHjrn5H7iEDlFRgOC4Fbe-JK2NutjEl99Wq5ZmjlELW6X6-K9dz37-0XpCu93V4B_6k85-W9EF71urYK3RJcHID-i5DqMEtXo4fvblbNT1_fsOuPHBF0_V2Sf83liUIdIPoXYU-a4OKOzijaxmXH8AuRZPi-TqxO3KnMwlQFnl5_zgCZlaa33RZdQ4R79-MI1uqoJEzryNqucNe1PTnhiHZZGPA8WUNIoZtHV1zelr54MXAKLWA_BkugLR5GKrH6Vow

This investment in coal-based steel production that won't be used domestically is a big part of why China is trying to discourage other countries from imposing a carbon tariff

https://energyandcleanair.org/publication/chinas-steel-sector-invests-usd-100-bn-in-coal-based-steel-plants-despite-low-profitability-overcapacity-and-carbon-commitments/

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