Senior officials from the United States and China engaged in two days of bilateral meetings focused on climate change, addressing issues ranging from overcapacity in solar and battery manufacturing to trade tensions in key sectors such as steel and coal power. During the first formal bilateral meetings between U.S. climate change diplomat John Podesta and
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