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Opinion Piece Says China's Arctic Trade Route Plans Tied to Its Own Emissions

A researcher writing in Le Monde argues China is both a contributor to Arctic melting and a beneficiary of the shipping routes it opens.

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Le Monde has published an opinion column by researcher Jean-Yves Heurtebise examining China's development of a so-called "Polar Silk Road." According to the piece, melting Arctic ice driven by climate change is opening new commercial shipping routes that benefit Chinese trade.

The column argues that China is a major contributor to the greenhouse gas emissions linked to that warming, while also presenting itself as affected by its consequences, Le Monde reported.

The article was published as an opinion contribution rather than a news report, the outlet said.

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