Is China’s Growing Energy Dominance Being Fueled by US Green Policies?: Steve Milloy

A big part of the climate change agenda rests on global agreements to cut carbon. This means dropping key energy sectors, and making policies that can undermine economies. The idea is that it’s just necessary. Yet despite being one of the main contributors to carbon emissions and pollution, the Chinese regime is trying to play the climate game both ways. They’re pushing the United States to regulate itself, while advancing policies on their end that actually increase carbon emissions. Here to speak with us is Steve Milloy, a senior Energy & Environmental Institute legal fellow, an environmental attorney, and the founder of JunkScience.com.