Chinese OEM's Cheating Emissions Testing En Mass

[jakka]

Open Source Intelligence Brief.....you heard it hear first https://testerpresent.com.au/China/emit.php

[Gareth]

thankyou for sharing!!

[antus]

Interesting read, if true. Lots of stats. But i'd suggest you quote your sources so the numbers can be validated. Also, the article appears to refer to the reader as 'Jack', so IMHO the AI fingerprints as answers to your questions are still there.

[MPC001]

Very interesting. Does Australia even have "Right to Repair" Laws or provisions? Or does Australia simply by default ride on the US system?

[jakka]

Sauces are in de documente mr Antus

[antus]

Ok, I do see them. Thanks. But they're not links or documents with page numbers. If I wanted to validate, say this one (randomly picked), how would I find the actual source?

Source: Germany Federal Environment Agency / Bloomberg, September 2024
German authorities rejected €18 million worth of carbon credits from eight Chinese projects after finding "irregularities." The affected projects involved China-based emissions reduction schemes that had been validated by verification bodies and accepted into European compliance markets.

[Tre-Cool]

Ok, I do see them. Thanks. But they're not links or documents with page numbers. If I wanted to validate, say this one (randomly picked), how would I find the actual source?

Source: Germany Federal Environment Agency / Bloomberg, September 2024
German authorities rejected €18 million worth of carbon credits from eight Chinese projects after finding "irregularities." The affected projects involved China-based emissions reduction schemes that had been validated by verification bodies and accepted into European compliance markets.

This sounds eerily familiar, im sure i heard of this a while ago. could be related.

Was something along the lines of some carbon credit scheme where companies exist in small apartment buildings, where they say they have projects planting acres of trees etc, doctored data etc. To then sell on the carbon credit market.

Very similar to the corruption with NDIS in oz and all the shit in the states going on with child care/health places.

[jakka]

Ok, I do see them. Thanks. But they're not links or documents with page numbers. If I wanted to validate, say this one (randomly picked), how would I find the actual source?

Source: Germany Federal Environment Agency / Bloomberg, September 2024
German authorities rejected €18 million worth of carbon credits from eight Chinese projects after finding "irregularities." The affected projects involved China-based emissions reduction schemes that had been validated by verification bodies and accepted into European compliance markets.

Good point, I'll did up some proper links for this

[immortality]

I'm surprised people are still surprised by this shit.