China's new $3.5 billion megaport in Peru strengthens the trade relationship between the two countries and gives Beijing direct access to Latin America's valuable minerals, ensuring its own strategic growth and control over the global mineral supply chain. But the megaport has been described as environmentally destructive.
It's a race against time and more and more governments and companies are responding with pledges or actions to prevent climate change. This series dives deep to understand just how credible and serious these efforts are.
