China doesn’t always influence America directly.

Sometimes they use a middleman.

Key Facts

• ELI educates thousands of U.S. judges on climate while maintaining an open bridge to and from Communist China through its China project. The result? Increased pressure on U.S. energy while China continues to increase emissions.

• ELI provides information and analysis directly to Chinese universities and organizations, many of which have direct ties to the CCP, including its united front and intelligence operations.

• ELI is funded and supported by donors and law firms with documented connections to China.

• ELI’s judicial education programs have directly benefitted the Chinese government while jeopardizing U.S. national security by advancing fringe climate ideology and regulations that make America more dependent on Chinese “red tech.”

• Despite ELI’s outreach to America’s greatest adversary, it has not achieved any of its climate goals as China a free pass to continue increasing emissions, building coal plants, and expanding its industrial infrastructure

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This all begs the question…

…if ELI believes it can change China’s behavior through these exchanges…

…why wouldn’t China believe it could do the same to America…

…and is it?

ELI and China Explained

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