Here's why you hardly hear a peep from China and India at COP28

In trying to meet their vast populations' economic aspirations, they can't kill coal.

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Nantong Power Station is a large coal-fired power station in China. Photo: Wikimedia.

Just as COP28 entered its first full week in Dubai came this news: that the world’s overall emissions output will rise more than…