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What’s with the title?! Here’s my alternative: China’s EV boom makes a dent in fossil fuel consumption.
Do you know what the word “threatens” means?
You obviously don’t know how fast China’s been manufacturing cheap EV’s and solar panels. There’s a reason oil lobby owned politicians are trying to ban them from being imported.