Comments by "Kam sun Leong" (@kamsunleong6648) on "Why the world's largest solar farm has created so much controversy..." video.

  1. Having a regular job in China is termed as forced labour. According to western msm.
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  2. Having a regular job in China,especially Xinjiang is termed as forced labour. Iyghers are not allowed to work in any industry except maybe making their own handicrafts and food for sale to tourists. This maybe acceptable as not forced, by western governments.
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  3. ​ @tedmoss  You must live in the east to know this. China dominates in industries like evs, renewable energy electronics,steel, and biomedical because they are super efficient.
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  4. ​ @MrGMawson2438  Much more. Space, 6G, quantum computing, biotechnology.
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  5. China is an energy storage powerhouse as well. As of 31st March, their storage capacity is around 35.3 gigawatts, second to US. They are expanding their capacity rapidly this year, especially in the north west.
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  6. They have three of the world's largest deserts. Taklimakan. Gobi and Kubuqi. Dry and desolate. Perfect for solar farms.
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  7. They don't need too many. They already control 80% of the global market. Consolidation in any industry is inevitable and desired, to ensure only the strongest remain.
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  8. For now until renewables can catch up. And they are catching up pretty fast. They are the runaway leader in installing and generating green energy. More than the combined total of the rest of the world. Being the workshop of the world, coal fire plants are still needed, complimented by renewable sources.
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  9. They still need to build new coal plants until renewables can catch up and replaced them. Hydro and nuclear are green. China is the runaway leader in installing and generating green energy. More than the combined total of the rest of the world.
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