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China Is Ready to Take Advantage of Trump Trashing Clean Energy

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The rest of the world is sorting out how to soldier on without a major ally.

The European Union , China , and other major players in the climate fight have been paying close attention to what's happening in American politics.

China may take advantage of America 's inconsistency to become even more dominant in the renewable energy marketplace.

Each year that is not used to its utmost potential increases the likelihood that humanity will face worse and worse effects of climate change.

Michael Oppenheimer , a professor of geosciences and international affairs at Princeton University , says avoiding 2 degrees Celsius of warming is starting to look "pretty slim" at this point.

He says humans find themselves approaching "more and more dangerous terrain".

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