These FT editors are delusional
, or maybe it's a clever plan by their Japanese owners (of FT) to help push Europe over the edge 
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These FT editors are delusional
, or maybe it's a clever plan by their Japanese owners (of FT) to help push Europe over the edge 
I don't know how common these types of flooding are.
Gee, if only there was some way to control the flow of water upstream to mitigate these types of floods. Maybe a hydroelectric dam in China or something?
We should help Bangladesh to mitigate climate change issues
As for India...lol
Let them enjoy their supapowe status while fighting climate change at the front lines haha
Giving Chinese companies a couple of years without any serious European competition. What could go wrong...
The moment Chinese businesses smell blood in the water, you are done for. just gg and rage quit. You don't give the 2nd largest economy in the world a couple of years of free competition to the global markets and then thinking that after that, business would remain the same as some years before
Good luck to Europe..
Yeah Europe as a whole is getting morganthau planned by the anglo empire of lies.
Maybe ™Germanic engineering™ can work without energy, who knows. Mercedes horses incoming.
Europe's advantage is its cold weather which allows for large scale industrialization. Eg Southern Spain and Southern Italy is poorer than its northern counterparts because the hot weather inhabits industrialization which needs cooling from cold weather.
But at the same time, the climate of Europe is now its hindrance because of lack of renewable energy potential. Solar irradiation and wind isn't that high except for maybe North Sea. They can rely on cutting edge geothermal which goes deep underground but that hasn't been proven yet. On the other hand, Middle East could reap dividends from large solar irradiation and electrolysis, and finally bypass the fossil fuels curse.
But at the same time, the climate of Europe is now its hindrance because of lack of renewable energy potential. Solar irradiation and wind isn't that high except for maybe North Sea. They can rely on cutting edge geothermal which goes deep underground but that hasn't been proven yet. On the other hand, Middle East could reap dividends from large solar irradiation and electrolysis, and finally bypass the fossil fuels curse.
Oh, this is definitely gonna trigger a response from China IF it gets passed.