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China’s Emission Statement
There must be specific and reasonable rules guiding China’s carbon emission market, so that international participants can also contribute to the country’s goal of carbon peaking and neutrality.
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Climate Crisis: China’s Action Based on Its Strengths and Healthy Competition
The world leaders are gathering at COP28 in Dubai to find solutions to the climate crisis. China is one of the most...
The Anatomy of the Future: The Accelerating Insecurity from Climate Change
The myriad of climate change consequences on international security and stability will increasingly become visible in the coming decade.
China Is Pushing the Utilization of Clean Energy Resources to Reduce Emissions
Apart from nuclear energy, the country is developing a variety of new energy sources to replace as much of its current fossil-based energy supply as possible.
Combat Climate Challenge by Upholding International Rule of Law
It is a common cause for humanity to combat climate change. The global efforts in this regard can be taken as a mirror for humans to reflect on what models are suitable for future global governance and how to build a community of a shared future for all humanity.
China Needs to Overcome Greater Challenges Than Developed Countries to Meet Its Carbon-Neutral Target
Strict control should be conducted over coal consumption and efforts should be made to achieve the peaking of coal consumption as soon as possible.
China’s Climate Ambitions and Actions Set an Example for the Rest of the World
Beijing’s ambitions and actions provide a new paradigm for the world in its battle to contain the climate crisis.
China’s Carbon Peak and Neutrality Goals Show Its Resolve to Address Climate Change
As the world’s largest developing country, and at a critical stage in its own development, China is committed to completing the world’s most dramatic reduction in carbon emissions and realizing carbon neutrality in the shortest time ever recorded.
The Leaders Summit on Climate: A Munich Moment or Global Action at Long Last?
This is, perhaps, the very transformational moment in which China could create an ecological civilization that positively changes not only China, but the entire world.
Beautifying China
Got a burning question on China? ChinaFocus has got you covered with #FindingAnswersinChina. In episode five, we take a look at how China is battling the greatest existential crisis of our time: Climate Change. For decades, economic expansion was prioritised over environmental protection in China, but over the past few years, a significant shift has been made to focus on a greener future. At last week’s Leaders Climate Summit, China reiterated its biggest statement yet on climate change, promising to reach peak carbon dioxide emissions by 2030 and net zero emissions by 2060. Achieving it will require a complete overhaul of how ordinary Chinese people live. So how does it plan to achieve it?
Earth Day Climate Summit: Did Developed Nations Finally Step-Up?
Developed nations have long been responsible for the effects of climate change, with United States President Joe Biden calling for them to do more and “step-up”. But many are still failing to answer this call.