Not correct. The Chinese do care about pollution--at least the "visible" pollution in the sky. Since my first trip to China in 2002 to my last in 2023 (mostly in Guangzhou), the pollution has gone from choking to usually beautiful clean skies. Guangzhou worked hard to remove polluting motor bikes and stinky cars. Now it's hard to see an …
Not correct. The Chinese do care about pollution--at least the "visible" pollution in the sky. Since my first trip to China in 2002 to my last in 2023 (mostly in Guangzhou), the pollution has gone from choking to usually beautiful clean skies. Guangzhou worked hard to remove polluting motor bikes and stinky cars. Now it's hard to see an ICE car on the streets. I'll agree that somewhere out there is a bunch of pollution and runoff from EV cars and battery production, but the skies are clean in many cities.
Not correct. The Chinese do care about pollution--at least the "visible" pollution in the sky. Since my first trip to China in 2002 to my last in 2023 (mostly in Guangzhou), the pollution has gone from choking to usually beautiful clean skies. Guangzhou worked hard to remove polluting motor bikes and stinky cars. Now it's hard to see an ICE car on the streets. I'll agree that somewhere out there is a bunch of pollution and runoff from EV cars and battery production, but the skies are clean in many cities.