Jeremy Wallace (@jerometenk) 's Twitter Profile
Jeremy Wallace

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China, climate, cities, stats // Johns Hopkins SAIS 万家瑞

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advait (@advaitarun_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Correct. I don't care what we call it--but: Forget China. Republicans are assaulting our right to *live*, even to *exist*, in this country--through deportations, and the destruction of SNAP, healthcare, our energy system, and our environment.

Karoline Kan (@karolinecqkan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Record heat. Rising orders. No benefits. Here's how climate change and labor inequality collide in China, where food delivery riders face extreme heat with minimal protections. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

David Fishman (@pretentiouswhat) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My early flight from Ordos to Beijing involved extended cruising at a relatively low altitude over Hebei, particularly the mountains in western Baoding. I got clear views of wind farms, solar farms, and the agricultural and local municipal layout of northern China. Thread:

My early flight from Ordos to Beijing involved extended cruising at a relatively low altitude over Hebei, particularly the mountains in western Baoding.

I got clear views of wind farms, solar farms, and the agricultural and local municipal layout of northern China. Thread:
David Fishman (@pretentiouswhat) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Off the Beaten Track: Yiwu City, Procurement Paradise I recently visited Zhejiang's Yiwu for the first time. Yiwu is the small commodities wholesale procurement Mecca of the world, but it's still relatively unknown outside of certain sectors. So, let me tell you about it. 🧵

Off the Beaten Track: Yiwu City, Procurement Paradise

I recently visited Zhejiang's Yiwu for the first time.

Yiwu is the small commodities wholesale procurement Mecca of the world, but it's still relatively unknown outside of certain sectors. So, let me tell you about it. 🧵
Jordan Weissmann (@jhweissmann) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Even if you are fully abundance-pilled, I think you have to be concerned about some of the negative externalities around data centers right now. Everyone knows they’re electricity hogs. But their water usage is also insane.

Even if you are fully abundance-pilled, I think you have to be concerned about some of the negative externalities around data centers right now.

Everyone knows they’re electricity hogs. But their water usage is also insane.
Derek Thompson (@dkthomp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Really wild how there are two housing markets now. If you live in the northeast or Midwest, prices are rising, everywhere around you. If you live in the south or west, prices are falling, everywhere around you. And if you live in Florida, the bottom’s falling out.

Really wild how there are two housing markets now. 

If you live in the northeast or Midwest, prices are rising, everywhere around you. 

If you live in the south or west, prices are falling, everywhere around you. 

And if you live in Florida, the bottom’s falling out.
Gerard DiPippo (@gdp1985) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I recalculated China's potential trade diversion to include all regions and control for double-counting. In Q2, China potentially found replacement markets for 82% of its lost exports to the United States on a product-by-product basis.

I recalculated China's potential trade diversion to include all regions and control for double-counting. In Q2, China potentially found replacement markets for 82% of its lost exports to the United States on a product-by-product basis.
Jerusalem (@jerusalemdemsas) 's Twitter Profile Photo

uh this is a pretty big narrative violation? 83% of Americans support giving medicine to developing nations 78% support giving them food and clothing 63% support economic development 61% support strengthening democracy close enough, welcome back liberal internationalism

uh this is a pretty big narrative violation? 

83% of Americans support giving medicine to developing nations

78% support giving them food and clothing

63% support economic development

61% support strengthening democracy

close enough, welcome back liberal internationalism
Damien Ma (@damienics) 's Twitter Profile Photo

One big thing about competing with China on industrial policy is that it has long accustomed itself to capital indiscipline. The U.S. cares too much about capital discipline. And that's a problem because many of the sectors that China currently dominates aren't exactly great

Jerusalem (@jerusalemdemsas) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Decentralization of land use authority is *the most significant driver* of NYC's affordable housing crisis. A strong state that can make clear, rational decisions with input from the community needs to eliminate hyperlocal governance veto points like this. This is how good

Paul E Williams (@pewilliams_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I never thought it would happen to me. There is scaffolding going up outside my window. How long will it be here, 8 weeks, 8 years? No one can say.

I never thought it would happen to me. There is scaffolding going up outside my window. How long will it be here, 8 weeks, 8 years? No one can say.
Doug Lewin (@douglewinenergy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"Coal has exhibited reliability problems in serving the grid... From July 11 to July 12, 5,019 MW of coal-fired generation was offline across ERCOT—totaling 36.9% of the system’s accredited coal capacity of 13,596 MW." pv-magazine-usa.com/2025/07/22/sol…

Jesse D. Jenkins (@jessejenkins) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It is hard to get your head around how stupendously large an electricity user a 2-5 gigawatt data center represents. A 5 gigawatt data center consumes on the order of 40 million megawatt-hours of electricity per year, as much electricity as the ENTIRE STATE of Nevada or Kansas!

It is hard to get your head around how stupendously large an electricity user a 2-5 gigawatt data center represents. 
A 5 gigawatt data center consumes on the order of 40 million megawatt-hours of electricity per year, as much electricity as the ENTIRE STATE of Nevada or Kansas!
Paul E Williams (@pewilliams_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

One of the most exciting things about these charter revisions under a Zohran administration is the potential to build an insane amount of social housing quite quickly by empowering the city to build publicly financed housing without going through years of approval processes.

David Fishman (@pretentiouswhat) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Chinese new solar installations declined YoY in June 2025 to "only" 14.36 GW, according to NEA data released today (chart from BJX). I'm frankly surprised there's anything left in the pipeline to build at all, after the huge May push to build before the June 1 deadline.

Chinese new solar installations declined YoY in June 2025 to "only" 14.36 GW, according to NEA data released today (chart from BJX).

I'm frankly surprised there's anything left in the pipeline to build at all, after the huge May push to build before the June 1 deadline.
David Fishman (@pretentiouswhat) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"There are currently almost 20,000 men under the ground, right at this moment, all digging coal?" Mr. Qi smiled and nodded. "Yes that's right". In Off the Beaten Track this week, I visited a coal mine in China's famous Ordos City in Inner Mongolia. Here's what I found.🧵

"There are currently almost 20,000 men under the ground, right at this moment, all digging coal?"

Mr. Qi smiled and nodded. "Yes that's right".

In Off the Beaten Track this week, I visited a coal mine in China's famous Ordos City in Inner Mongolia. Here's what I found.🧵