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President Xi Jinping of China said this year his country would cut carbon dioxide and other pollution by at least 7 percent by 2035. 0.900

👤 Xi Jinping

Simplified: Xi Jinping stated China will reduce carbon dioxide and pollution by at least 7% by 2035.

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7 months ago
A relatively small number of countries account for most of the world’s emissions, with China responsible for 32 percent, the United States at 13 percent, India at 8 percent and the European Union at 6... 0.950

Simplified: China accounts for 32% of global emissions, the US 13%, India 8%, and the EU 6%.

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Emissions appear to have stayed nearly flat in China and Europe, but rose significantly in the United States and much of the rest of the world. 0.900

Simplified: Emissions remained mostly unchanged in China and Europe, but increased in the US and other areas.

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7 months ago
The total is roughly 1.1 percent more than the world emitted in 2024. 0.900

Simplified: This year's total emissions are about 1.1% higher than in 2024.

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7 months ago
This year, nations are projected to emit roughly 38.1 billion tons of planet-warming carbon dioxide by burning oil, gas and coal for energy and by manufacturing cement, according to data from the Glob... 0.900

👤 Global Carbon Project

Simplified: Nations are projected to emit about 38.1 billion tons of carbon dioxide this year.

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Global fossil fuel emissions are on track to soar to record highs in 2025 and show no signs of declining overall, although there are indications of a recent slowdown in China’s emissions, researchers... 0.800

👤 researchers

Simplified: Global fossil fuel emissions are projected to reach record highs in 2025, but China's emissions may be slowing down.

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7 months ago
A version of this article appears in print on Nov. 13, 2025, Section A, Page 1 of the New York edition with the headline: Lodged Itself Into Sayings, Streets, Shoes Even. 1.000

Simplified: A printed version of the article was published on November 13, 2025.

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7 months ago
Victor Mather, who has been a reporter and editor at The Times for 25 years, covers sports and breaking news. 0.900

Simplified: Victor Mather is a reporter and editor at The Times for 25 years.

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There are some 250 billion pennies in circulation and they will be out there, gathering dust, or maybe, very, very rarely, being used to help pay for something. 0.900

Simplified: Approximately 250 billion pennies are still in circulation.

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7 months ago
In the end, President Trump signed its death warrant in February. 0.900

Simplified: President Trump signed the penny's death warrant in February.

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7 months ago
Starting in 1982, and until its death, the penny, so associated with its copper color, was in fact 97.5 percent zinc and merely 2.5 percent copper plating. 0.900

Simplified: From 1982 until its end, the penny was 97.5% zinc and 2.5% copper.

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In 1943, because of hunger for copper for the war effort, it changed for a year into zinc-coated steel. 0.900

Simplified: In 1943, the penny was made of zinc-coated steel due to copper shortages for the war effort.

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In 1909, Abraham Lincoln took over the front for the rest of its life. 0.900

Simplified: Abraham Lincoln's image appeared on the front of the penny starting in 1909.

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Its parent was Alexander Hamilton, the first secretary of the Treasury, who was the chief author of the Coinage Act, which birthed the penny and its siblings. 0.900

Simplified: Alexander Hamilton created the Coinage Act, which led to the creation of the penny.

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The American penny was born in 1793 in Philadelphia. 0.900

Simplified: The American penny was created in 1793 in Philadelphia.

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The American penny was preceded in death by its smaller sibling, the half cent (1793-1857), and its cousin the Canadian penny (1858-2012). 0.900

Simplified: The half cent (1793-1857) and the Canadian penny (1858-2012) died before the American penny.

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7 months ago
The final pennies were minted on Wednesday afternoon in Philadelphia. 0.900

Simplified: The last pennies were minted on Wednesday in Philadelphia.

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Moreover, the cost to mint the penny had risen to more than 3 cents, a financial absurdity that doomed the coin. 0.900

Simplified: It cost more than 3 cents to mint a penny.

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The cause was irrelevance and expensiveness, the Treasury Department said. 0.900

👤 Treasury Department

Simplified: The Treasury Department said the penny's death was due to irrelevance and high cost.

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7 months ago
The penny, the going rate for one’s thoughts but not much else, died on Wednesday in Philadelphia. 0.900

Simplified: The American penny died on Wednesday in Philadelphia.

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