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Cheap Goods from China Have a High Carbon Cost

Oct 2, 2015
Christopher Intagliata, an environmental reporter, dives into the carbon footprint of goods made in China. He reveals how China's reliance on coal for energy leads to higher emissions in manufacturing. Intagliata discusses the environmental consequences of outsourcing production and underscores the importance of choosing products that are more environmentally friendly. He urges listeners to consider the broader impact of their purchasing decisions on climate change.
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