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If China maintains these trends, its carbon emissions could continue to fall. A sustained drop would indicate the country has passed peak emissions, putting it several years ahead of its 2030 target.

Suspicions were first reported last year that the world’s biggest greenhouse gas polluter was managing to cut its emissions five years earlier than planned.

The decline in China's carbon emissions is largely driven by a massive expansion of solar, wind, and nuclear energy capacity in the country.

THE surge in green investment in China continues to bolster growth, offsetting the drag from the beleaguered property sector.