 to overbuild its production capacity in certain products in order to flood the markets to other countries. They've done that with industries like aluminum extrusion, and now they've done it with solar technology. Last May, the president doubled U.S. tariffs on Chinese solar cells. And since the World Bank is aiming to direct 45 percent of its financing in the next year to climate projects, the bank's money may still just go to purchase Chinese solar panels, batteries, and the like.