> then China's emissions and their emissions growth
sure, here you are: https://ourworldindata.org/co2-emissions#co2-emissions-by-re....
Turns out China emits around half the CO2 per capita that the US does, and the total hasn't grown in the last decade.
The total amount of power generated from coal in China also hasn't grown in more than 10 years. And the coal they do have has become cleaner, so the carbon emissions just due to that have gone down slightly.
'But China's growth is cancelling out all our potential cuts' was a technically true, but still venal and dangerously misguided excuse 15 years (and 0.25C) ago when it was first invented. Now it isn't even technically true.