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China's Green Leap: Global Experts Call for Action
28 Sep
Summary
- China praised for pragmatic green transition practices.
- Experts urge accelerated global cooperation on climate.
- China committed to cutting emissions and green growth.
Global climate and environmental experts convened in Beijing, acknowledging China's pragmatic strategies for a green transition and advocating for enhanced international cooperation. The urgency of addressing climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution was a central theme.
Chinese officials highlighted tangible actions, including the development of the world's largest clean power and steel production systems, alongside significant nuclear power unit construction. These efforts aim to drive emissions cuts and foster green growth.
Discussions at the annual general meeting focused on policy recommendations for sustainable development. International partners, like Canada, affirmed their commitment to bilateral cooperation on environmental issues through the council.
Former Chinese envoy Xie Zhenhua called for inclusive cooperation and adherence to climate commitments. Experts like Achim Steiner and Kristin Halvorsen praised China's integrated approach to environment and development, suggesting its 15th Five-Year Plan offers global lessons.
They stressed that climate and environmental cooperation is a strategic necessity in a complex geopolitical landscape, with China seen as a crucial partner for global solutions.
