Left to warn Biden being tough on Chinese human rights could harm global warming efforts
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A letter is expected to hit President Biden’s desk Thursday, in a progressive-led attempt to tamper the administration’s confrontational approach when it comes to China in the name of climate change.
A group of more than 40 progressive organizations fear that issues like an increasingly hardline approach to the Uyghur genocide and human rights abuses in Hong Kong could jeopardize another big-ticket item for the Biden presidency – ending climate change, first reported Politico. In a letter obtained by the Washington, D.C.-based outlet, the organizations are calling on Biden and Congress "to eschew the dominant antagonistic approach to U.S.-China relations and instead prioritize multilateralism, diplomacy, and cooperation with China to address the existential threat that is the climate crisis."
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