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China\u2019s current heatwave is the longest and harshest since records began<\/strong><\/p>\n

Hong Liuxing, chinaworker.info<\/p>\n

Temperatures have risen as high as 45C degrees. Extreme heat of over 40C has been recorded for more than 70 days in a row, affecting 900m people. New Scientist magazine declared it the \u201cthe most severe ever recorded in the world\u201d.<\/a><\/p>\n

Blackouts are crippling industrial production. Workers are passing out from heat strokes. Farmers face mass crop failures and death of livestock. We can only consider it a black comedy that the regime\u2019s response is to increase coal production.<\/p>\n

Across the world, scorching summer heatwaves are showing the deadly reality of climate change under capitalism. From the Rhine to the Yangtze, rivers are so dry that many can no longer be used to transport goods and people. Hydroelectric power has been dealt a severe blow, triggering widespread power shortages especially in China.<\/p>\n

Droughts are revealing dinosaur footprints in lake beds and threatening to destroy vast amounts of food crops. In India, rice planting areas have shrunk by 13 percent this year. Madagascar is facing what the UN describes as the \u201cworld\u2019s first climate change famine\u201d.<\/p>\n

Sichuan blackouts<\/strong><\/p>\n

Droughts in China\u2019s Sichuan province (population 84m) have been particularly acute, with electricity production falling off a cliff. Nearly 80 percent of the province\u2019s power comes from hydroelectricity, which in August collapsed by half. Meanwhile, the heat is spiking electricity demand for air conditioning in many households.<\/p>\n

The province has been hit by severe cuts. \u201cPeople need to go to a power centre over 10km away to charge their phones\u201d, stated one resident in the neighboring region of Chongqing. Lights in metro trains and streets have gone completely dark. Electric taxi drivers in Chengdu, Sichuan\u2019s capital, reported waiting in line for nine hours before being able to charge.<\/p>\n

In Guang\u2019an and Dazhou there have been continuous total blackouts for up to six hours. This is all while Sichuan authorities continue to \u2018prioritize\u2019 power to residential areas, fearing mass protests if full blackouts were instituted.<\/p>\n

But this has caused an almost half-month total blackout for factories. Jinko Solar\u2019s facility in Sichuan has no timeline for resuming production. Honda\u2019s plant in Chongqing remains closed. China\u2019s \u201cFinancial Times\u201d, Caixin<\/em>, said that disruption in Sichuan \u201cwill soon force production halts for electric vehicles\u201d. This is an added setback for China\u2019s car industry which has lost several hundred thousand units over lockdown.<\/p>\n

China: End capitalism and dictatorship to save the planet<\/strong><\/a><\/h4>\n

China\u2019s Energy Administration has stated that \u201celectricity will be transferred from other regions\u201d. But as BloombergNEF analyst Nannan Kou says<\/a>, \u201cSichuan lacks the infrastructure to receive enough supply\u201d, reflecting a long-standing problem with fragmented power grids in China. Upgrading power infrastructure connecting provinces runs into a wall of red tape, because capitalists in charge of the bureaucracy do not want competitors to cut into the profits of local energy monopolies.<\/p>\n

Despite crippled power, Sichuan continues to export one-third of its hydropower to other provinces, being forced to honour its contracts. Yet across the Yangtze, drought has caused power curbs in Zhejiang, Anhui, Jiangsu and Shanghai. Steel, metals, polyester, textiles and electronics have all been affected. Shanghai turned off its famous skyline, escalators and cut air conditioning.<\/p>\n

\u201cSevere threat\u201d to harvest<\/strong><\/p>\n

The Yangtze supports more than 450 million people and one-third of China\u2019s crops. Drought has caused mountain fires, wilting crops, and the spread of disease and pests. Thousands of hectares of crops have already been declared as \u201ca total loss\u201d in Sichuan and Hubei provinces. Additionally, climate chaos caused severe flooding last year, delaying the sowing of more than one-third of the wheat crop nationwide. All this has caused China\u2019s government to declare the drought a \u201csevere threat\u201d to the autumn harvest.<\/p>\n

Power cuts have also killed thousands of poultry and fish on many farms, with one farmer\u2019s video showing how overnight her entire chicken coop died from the heat. Many small farmers, looking to save their incomes, have sold their wheat to dairy companies offering higher prices. An obsession with food security means China is over-farming and depleting groundwater.<\/p>\n

In the end, rising costs for basic foodstuffs will hit working people the hardest. Food costs will rise even more due to the closing of fertilizer manufacturers in Sichuan, delaying production for weeks. Price controls are immediately necessary, but a globally-planned democratic socialist system is the only way to fully resolve the crisis.<\/p>\n

Water crisis<\/strong><\/p>\n

Desperate to restart production and save the harvest, the CCP regime has turned to massive cloud-seeding using drones. However, this does not increase the actual amount of rain, only causing it to fall earlier. It is thus only a temporary stopgap.<\/p>\n

Such erratic conditions will only worsen with a destabilizing climate. While the state media is celebrating the re-opening of some factories, many remain cautious and dependent on in-house generators. Others are indefinitely shut as any destabilizing conditions can destroy a whole batch of production.<\/p>\n

China\u2019s water crisis means the regime is running on borrowed time. Far greater food and industrial shortages could occur if there was a multi-year drought. Average available water supply in north China is fifty-per cent below what the UN considers \u201cacute water scarcity\u201d.<\/p>\n

Even the Chinese regime\u2019s $62 billion South-North Water Transfer Project<\/a> does not come close to resolving the water supply gap. With the Yangtze drying, there is little water in the south to transfer. Another proposal from the regime is desalination of sea water, except this requires huge amounts of electricity.<\/p>\n

Coal relapse<\/strong><\/p>\n

After the severe coal crunch in 2021, Xi Jinping promised \u201cChina will never allow a major incident like large-scale power cuts to happen again\u201d<\/a>. This led to approvals of a slew of coal-fired plants. Sichuan is already firing up more coal plants, with the biggest operating at full capacity for 21 days. The Sichuan Coal Industry Group has doubled coal production since August.<\/p>\n

Across China, the first quarter of 2022 saw nearly double the amount of coal-fired power plants approved compared to last year. While coal investment is surging, few investments are poured into China\u2019s poorly linked energy grids. Different provinces are not sharing power capacity and coal has to be physically transported.<\/p>\n

The regime\u2019s addiction to coal has therefore exacerbated a known symptom of the climate crisis. A revolutionary workers\u2019 government would have immediately begun to deactivate coal in favour of renewables, renovate millions of homes to be carbon-neutral, and create natural infrastructure such as heat-absorbent ecosystems near peaks to slow down glacial retreat in the Tibetan plateau<\/a>. This is where all China\u2019s and most of Asia\u2019s great rivers originate, feeding 46 percent of Southeast Asia\u2019s population.<\/p>\n

Fundamentally, capitalism\u2019s dependency on fossil fuel profits exacerbated by imperialist \u201cenergy wars\u201d limits the ruling class to a short-term narrow perspective, completely unable to conceive of the overhaul necessary to fight an increasingly deadly and chaotic climate change.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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