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Dec 21, 2025 - China`s ultra-high voltage transmission lines now breaking all records

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Dec 18, 2025 - How cheap renewable energy is finally flattening emissions

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Dec 18, 2025 - How cheap renewable energy is finally flattening emissions



For decades, rising carbon emissions have accelerated climate change, but this year marked a critical turning point that could finally reverse that trend. Renewable energy has now graduated beyond the need for subsidies and incentives, emerging as a cheaper alternative to fossil fuels in many countries. News Editor Tim Appenzeller and policy expert Li Shuo describe the economic forces behind this shift, and the obstacles that remain to the continued rise of green energy.