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Euronews debates how Europe and China should preserve biodiversity

A “code red for humanity”— that is how UN Secretary General António Guterres described the future climate scenarios laid out in the

Officials announce national effort to mine and burn more coal as electricity shortage bites

New report warns biodiversity degradation is set to have significant economic and financial implications

CX Daily: Severe Coal Supply-Demand Imbalance Challenges Winter Supply -Xi vows to strengthen efforts to develop the nation’s talent pool. Beijing seeks to become the host city of the International Sustainability Standards Board. Another banking regulator is probed for graft

China is weaning its economy off coal and fossil fuels. However, it is also trying to shut down as many as 40,000 hydropower plants. The nation has a troubled history of trying to control its [...]

(Bloomberg) — China is trying to wean its massive economy off coal and fossil fuels to meet its ambitious goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2060. So why is…

Thorny issues abound for Steel Roses By SHI FUTIAN | China Daily | Updated: 2021-07-28 09:04 Share CLOSE Despite still looking like a world-class talent at the Olympics, playmaker Wang Shuang－who scored four goals against Zambia in Tokyo－could not save Team China from elimination. XINHUA Dutch demolition condemns womens team to humiliating exit in Tokyo as inquest begins into squads sharp decline Team Chinas humiliating elimination ...

Loophole allows China firms to misuse green financing: research Today 05:05 am JST Today | 06:45 am JST SHANGHAI Loopholes in Chinas green financing rules could allow big state-owned firms to use proceeds from "carbon-neutral bonds" to fund day-to-day operations including coal-fired power plants, according to research published on Tuesday. The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) examined the first batch of yuan-denominated carbon-neutral bonds issued...

Caixin ESG Biweekly: China’s Evolving Climate Policymaking Framework - Chief representative of the Environmental Defense Fund’s China Program Zhang Jianyu offers insights into how Beijing’s climate policy has shifted in recent decades