Why aren't we asking why China wants a habitable planet?

I don't consider western/capitalist investments to equal the same as a chinese investment; America regularly just gives private corporations billions of dollars and they do nothing with it.

Just happened to be reading about afforestation today; particularly the Great Green Walls of China and Africa.
Curiously, the wiki article on the Chinese one has a dedicated 'criticism' section, while the African one does not

Yes, tho The Great Satan per capita investment is bigger than China's

china is reaching levels of basedness long thought impossible

But at what cost

Whenever they have climate spending bar charts - there needs to be an extra bar for each country also showing military spending.

Assuming these are already all in US dollars.

United States:

3.031 x 10^11 dollars / 3.36 x 10^8 people = $902.1/person

China:

6.759 x 10^11 dollars / 1.45 x 10^9 people = $466.1/person

Adjusted for a PPP of 3.62, this is the equivalent of $1685.79/person.

In other words, the US almost doubles China’s per-capita spending, but if you adjust for PPP it’s the other way around. And of course China’s raw spending is about double the US’s.

This graph just shows how the three (china, us, eu) are pretty much equal, adjusted for population. If anything, it looks like EU and US are ahead. Without more context, it doesn't prove anything, other than China being the larger economy.