Comments by "Happy Melon" (@happymelon7129) on "How China's government is tackling 'once in a century' rainfall | DW News" video.

  1. If the west say equal rights for everyone on earth. Carbon emission should be measured by per capital as this is the right way to measure. Carbon Emissions per capita: Canada 18.51 Australia 17.10 United States 15.52 Russia 11.44 China 7.38 India 1.91
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  2. Gaza ? colonialism slavery ?
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  3. 😅 U$ Yellen : “China has overcapacity in solar panels.” -->But This is what is needed to help the world.
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  4. Real data from day 1: The U$A population accounts for only 5% of the world's population, but account for 25% of the world's total carbon emissions . Which brings us to today's brutal climate.
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  5. U$ Yellen : “China has overcapacity in solar panels.” -->But This is what is needed to help the world.
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  6. 🤣 If the west say equal rights for everyone on earth. Carbon emission should be measured by per capital as this is the right way to measure. Carbon Emissions per capita: Canada 18.51 Australia 17.10 United States 15.52 Russia 11.44 China 7.38 India 1.91
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  7. 😅 Want BYD U8 ? In fact, on social media, the most discussed on this incident was not the flood. Is the video of BYD waterproof car model U8 passing through without any problems. Where the Tesla Model 3 was stuck.
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  8. If the west say equal rights for everyone on earth. Carbon emission should be measured by per capital as this is the right way to measure. Carbon Emissions per capita: Canada 18.51 Australia 17.10 United States 15.52 Russia 11.44 China 7.38 India 1.91
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  9. commitment ? 29-3-2024, Biden’s $7.5 billion investment in EV charging has only produced 7 stations in two years. After two years, that program has only delivered seven open charging stations with a total of 38 spots where drivers can charge their vehicles, according to a spokesperson for the Federal Highway Administration. (The funding should be enough to build up to 20,000 charging spots or around 5,000 stations, according to analysis from the EV policy analyst group Atlas Public Policy.)
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