Who?

He's not wrong.

The US actively ceded renewable and green technologies to China, who is now the world leader

It's not something we currently care about much in the US, but eventually we'll have to face the reality of climate change

Watch Frontline documentary; "The Power of Big Oil"

I'm struggling to think of a less relevant public figure to throw at this issue

China is leading the world in pollution, the US should totally release way more pollution guys, just like China /s

Dude. China has 2,100+ coal power plants and opened like 50 last year alone. India is second with like 230 and the US is third with about 210. The US hasn't even opened a new one since 2019.

Also the solar generation has dropped like 80% over the last 2 years in China. The CCP stopped subsidizing it, so it's planned to only get worse. Most of the solar farms don't even work, they just built them to get CCP mone and pay off the inspector because that's how China works.

Green energy is a vital component of the export engine that has kept China’s sluggish post-pandemic economy on track. The success of its exports stands in contrast to its failure to significantly boost domestic general consumption, a structural weakness that has persistently vexed leaders.

In 2025, clean-tech exports surpassed $220bn, and they should grow again this year; the world’s largest emitter is now the world’s leading supplier of clean energy technology.