TED: How China is (and isn't) fighting pollution and climate change | Angel Hsu

The video discusses China's air quality issues, highlighting the discrepancy between official data and public perception due to unmeasured PM2.5 pollution. It explores China's environmental awakening, driven by public demand for transparency and awareness campaigns like 'Under the Dome.' The government responded by investing in renewable energy, leading to significant improvements in air quality and a reduction in coal consumption. However, challenges remain, as China exports pollution through international projects. The video emphasizes the global implications of China's environmental policies and the need for leadership in combating climate change.

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