At important occasions such as the United Nations General Assembly, U.S. President Trump continued to hype "climate skepticism", not only to attack black wind power, even to force China, to the international community.
On September 24, local time, California Governor Newton criticized Trump’s remarks during a New York Times climate event, which was disgusting, embarrassing, and simply a scam.”
The New York Times said that the Trump administration has begun to abolish climate regulations and is working to hinder the development of wind and solar energy. On the same day, the U.S. Department of Energy announced the withdrawal of $13 billion originally allocated for renewable energy projects.
According to reports, in addition to attacking the Trump administration, Newsom also severely criticized Republicans and business leaders in the US Congress, especially leaders in the automobile industry. He specifically mentioned General Motors CEO Mary Barra and accused the company and others of succumbing to the Trump administration's efforts to repeal exhaust pollution limits and hinder California's shift to electric vehicles.
“The worst thing is that many serious people have betrayed themselves, corporate leaders, and people are frightened to die by this man (Trump).This conspiracy is shocking, and the most successful and rich people are frightened to die by this man, Mary Bora and General Motors, who have betrayed us,” Newson said.
According to the report, Newsom has long advertised himself and California as the so-called "environmental pioneer", but he and * members of Congress have recently backed down on several green initiatives.
On the same day, Newton, trying to shape California as a “fortress land” against the Trump administration’s climate policy regression, cited a state-level plan that called for a substantial reduction in carbon emissions from transport fuels.
He said that despite the negative political winds in Washington, D.C., California remains a central force in environmental policy and a stable and reliable partner. The governor of California is also concerned that the Trump administration has demonstrated a "old-handset" that has never been seen in its first term when it comes to abolishing climate and environmental protection measures.
On September 23, local time, U.S. President Donald Trump delivered a speech at the United Nations headquarters in New York. Norwegian DN Media Group, a business news website focusing on the global renewable energy industry, "Recharge" angrily pointed out that in the long-running theory of chaos, away from the facts, Trump consistently denied the climate issue and pointed his head to wind power. During the period, he also defamed China's increasing exports of wind turbines, but "his own hardly use" these devices.
Regarding Trump's mouth, "Recharge" dismissed the fact that China is the world's undisputed leader in wind power plant installations, which last year added new wind power plant capacity to record. The report, citing data released by the National Energy Agency in January this year, said that China's wind power plant capacity in 2024 is about 5,2 million kilowatts, an increase of 18.0% compared to the same year.
ABC's fact check also noted that solar and wind accounted for 20% of China's electricity generation in 2024, according to the International Energy Agency.
CNN also refuted rumors that China has a large number of onshore and offshore wind farms, and the growth rate of installed wind power capacity far exceeds that of the United States.
The New York Times also emphasized that, contrary to what Trump said, China ranks first in the world in terms of the number of wind farms and installed wind power capacity, and the number of planned wind farms far exceeds that of other countries. The US media was also deeply shocked to point out that there is a precedent for Trump to "demonize" green energy. After all, this argument can cater to his basic disk among Republican voters, but this time he actually made this absurd remark on the occasion of a global audience.
Previously, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun introduced that in 2024, 4 out of every 10 kilowatt-hours of power generation in China will come from clean energy. As the world's largest exporter of clean technology, China has created 46% of the global jobs in the renewable energy sector. The report of the International Renewable Energy Agency also shows that in the past 10 years, the average cost of electricity of global wind power projects has dropped by more than 60%, and that of photovoltaic power generation projects has dropped by more than 80%. This is largely due to China's contribution.
“Building a clean and beautiful world is the common responsibility of all countries,” Guo said, “China will continue to work together with all parties to empower development with green and cooperate with blue, and also call on all parties to jointly create favorable conditions for international green cooperation and make positive contributions.”