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November 2014
The United States and China’s New Climate Change Commitments
The document analyzes the 2014 U.S.-China climate agreement, detailing the specific emissions targets for both nations and their plans to transition away from coal toward renewables and natural gas. It discusses the diplomatic significance of the deal for the 2015 Paris negotiations and the specific pressures it places on Canada to increase its own climate ambitions and regulate its oil and gas sector.
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Themes: greenhouse gas emissions clean energy hydrofluorocarbon coal natural gas
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renewable energy Nationally Determined Contributions petroleum industry
International Institute for Sustainable Development
Document type: Briefing
Regions: United States People's Republic of China

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