> In China, for example, data from the U.S. Embassy in Beijing famously contradicted official government reports, showing worse pollution levels than authorities acknowledged. It led to China improving air quality.
That program, by the way, simultaneously managed to antagonize the Chinese government while being incredibly popular with the Chinese people.
It's not something I would expect a US administration hostile to China to cut.
That program, by the way, simultaneously managed to antagonize the Chinese government while being incredibly popular with the Chinese people.
It's not something I would expect a US administration hostile to China to cut.