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Prof. Brenda Shaffer specializes in intl energy, natural gas, Middle East, Azerbaijan, Caucasus, Caspian energy, and East-Med. Passion-mountain gorillas
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China’s Net Zero Advantage

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By Michael Doran Verified, Brenda Shaffer
| Tablet Magazine Verified
In its competition with China, the United States holds a natural advantage: abundant oil and cheap natural gas. Reliable energy powers factories, data centers, transportation networks, and military operations. It lets the United States combine technological innovation with industrial scale, an advantage that China, dependent on imported oil and gas, cannot easily reproduce. But China has found a partial answer: the Net Zero movement.
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China’s Net Zero Advantage

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By Brenda Shaffer
| Hudson Institute
In its competition with China, the United States holds a natural advantage: abundant oil and cheap natural gas. Reliable energy powers factories, data centers, transportation networks, and military operations. It lets the United States combine technological innovation with industrial scale, an advantage that China, dependent on imported oil and gas, cannot easily reproduce. But China has found a partial answer: the Net Zero movement.
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The Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity is more than a road Original

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By Brenda Shaffer, Svante Cornell
| The Hill Verified
A year ago this month, President Trump launched the Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity, TRIPP for short, in partnership with the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan. This route is much more than a simple road; it represents an active American intent to safeguard access to the heart of Eurasia, helping partner countries maintain their independence and preventing Russia, China and Iran from dominating the strategically vital Caspian region.
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