The Point: How can climate change define the China-U.S. relationship?

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    China and the United States – competitors or potential partners? Or both? What role is climate change playing in defining their relationship?

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    Thomas Gehl, ChildWise International President and Environmental Adviser to former President Bill Clinton.

    Han Hua, Research Fellow at Chongyang Institute at Renmin University of China.

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