Still More Questions Than Answers in Fukushima Nuclear Contaminated Water Release
You cannot guarantee our safety. So, stop releasing the nuclear contaminated water.
columnists Politics Environment Aug 31, 2023
How the U.S. Can Win Back China’s Trust on Climate Change and Other Key Areas
Mending the frayed rope of trust with China requires the U.S. to undertake a careful, sincere, and patient journey.
columnists China & The World Environment Jul 24, 2023
The Global Civilization Initiative and a Harmonious Future
As the world faces increasingly complex challenges, President Xi’s vision for a Global Civilization Initiative offers a pathway towards a more harmonious and prosperous future.
contributors China & The World Culture Economy Jul 17, 2023
Cooling the “Warming War”: Politics and Climate Change
Beyond lack of altruism, the U.S. has ‘weaponized climate.’
columnists China & The World Politics Environment May 29, 2023
Insight Talk: Keeping Policy Consistency Will Help China Deal with Climate Change
The most impressive change is that citizens in China are more and more concerned about climate change.
China & The World Environment Jan 9, 2023
China’s Growing Role in Coping with Climate Change
China is spending 2.4 percent of its GDP on research and development; from electric vehicles to renewable energy technology, the direction of travel on making China green-energy efficient has to be a top priority and it’s a direction of travel that should continue.
contributors CHINA REPORT China & The World Environment Nov 10, 2022
China’s Solution: Achieve Carbon Neutrality with Lowest Social Cost
China is the only developing country that made very significant commitment to climate change.
STAFF REPORTERS China & The World Environment Sep 26, 2022
Saving the Planet Together
To strike a balance between a greener planet and energy security could be a tall order. When leaders work together, optimism is generated.
BEIJING REVIEW Environment COP15 Aug 9, 2022
The Carbon Course
The bustling carbon market reveals that even the pandemic-induced economic slowdown is unable to undermine China’s determination to realize its carbon peaking and neutrality objectives.
BEIJING REVIEW Environment Jul 27, 2022
China, the US and Europe Should Cooperate to Avoid Climate Disaster
Climate change is more important than geopolitics.
columnists China & The World Environment Dec 24, 2021
Cattle Farming’s Impact on Climate Change
At a time when climate problems are worsening, countries should not only focus on the damage done to the world by the coal, oil, and gas-related industries, but also pay attention to the impact of livestock farming.
CHINA TODAY China & The World Environment Nov 12, 2021
A Signal of Unity
China and Uruguay have already conducted cooperation in green development and more joint efforts are expected going forward.
CHINA.ORG.CN China & The World Environment COP15 Oct 21, 2021