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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : China, the world's largest carbon emitter, relies on coal to generate most of its energy.
63% : He says the disruption of oil and natural gas supplies from Russia means that "the biggest driver of renewable energy growth today is energy security ... because home-grown renewables are the energy of peace."
56% : But IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol said Tuesday during a panel discussion at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, that investment in clean energy still lags far behind what's needed.
55% : Right now, Birol says there is $1.50 in investment in clean energy for every $1 investment in fossil fuels: "If we want to reach our target, the ratio needs to be one to nine."
53% : The head of the International Energy Agency says Russia's invasion of Ukraine has spurred new support for renewable energy as worries over security of supply join environmental concerns.
48% : The European Union is pushing forward with a massive clean tech industrial plan that not only should keep the continent in the vanguard of plotting a greener future but also guarantee its economic survival as it faces challenges from China and the United States.

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