Clean energy sectors are rapidly growing globally amid climate demands 

Helium Summary: The clean energy sector is witnessing notable growth, with the U.S. adding 142,000 clean energy jobs in 2023—over twice the national average.

This reflects a shift from fossil fuels, as coal jobs fell by 5.3% (Fast Company 

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142,000 U.S. clean energy jobs were added to the economy in 2023, double that of overall jobs

Article Bias: The article highlights the growth of clean energy jobs in the U.S., contrasting it with the decline in coal jobs, suggesting a positive view of the clean energy transition and increased unionization, which leans toward a favorable perspective on clean energy policies.

Fast Company

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China, as a critical player, accounted for over 40% of global renewable capacity additions since 2013, and its state-backed investments reached $676 billion in 2023 (ecns.cn 

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Nation helps drive global transition to green energy

Article Bias: The article presents a positive view of China's role in the global green energy transition, emphasizing its significant contributions and encouraging statements from Chinese officials, although it sources some data from external analysts and reports, which may indicate a slight bias towards a favorable representation of China in this context.

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Collaborative efforts between firms and states, such as Minnesota's legislative reforms to expedite clean energy project approvals, exemplify regional responses to barriers in the sector (The Independent 

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In boosting clean energy in Minnesota, Walz lays foundation for climate influence if Harris wins

Article Bias: The article discusses Minnesota's efforts to reform clean energy permitting laws under Governor Walz, highlighting the potential impact on climate policy if he becomes vice president, while strongly advocating for accelerated energy transition and providing statistical evidence supporting the need for such changes.

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These trends underscore the urgent necessity to meet climate targets and transition to low-carbon energy systems, which are further complicated by global mineral supply chains often monopolized by China (Counterpunch 

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Western Hypocrisy in the Global Minerals Scramble

Article Bias: The article critically examines the hypocrisy of Western governments regarding their energy transition strategies and their management of global mineral resources, emphasizing the historical exploitation of resources in the Global South and questioning the sincerity of their sustainable development claims, while highlighting China's significant role in the global supply chain.

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September 01, 2024

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Environmental groups emphasize the urgency of moving away from fossil fuels and adapting policies for cleaner energy transitions but often critique political inertia and market failures impeding progress.

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