Peering through the haze: Addressing the root causes of air pollution in China
Today, for the first time in several days, we’re able to see a blue-ish sky outside. As international and Chinese media have widely reported over the last few...
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The latest opinion and analysis from NRDC’s science, legal, and policy experts.
China moves to strengthen nuclear safety standards and moderate the pace of its nuclear power development
This post was co-written with my colleagues Jingjing Li, Jason Portner and Christine Xu. In China and other developing countries, increasing electricity demand...
China kicks off legislative research project for the drafting of its national climate change law
On July 12, Chinese government representatives and climate change experts convened the opening meeting of the China climate change legislation research project...
After two weeks of negotiations, countries - and the process - emerge from Cancun with progress, transparency and a path forward on addressing climate change
At about 3:30 a.m. Saturday morning, after two weeks of negotiations with often quite divergent views, the parties at the Cancun climate conference emerged...
In Cancun, Reason for Optimism: Making progress on improving the international system for tracking global efforts to address greenhouse gas emissions
Chinese climate negotiator Su Wei (center) at China's December 1st side event on China's climate actions. As the third day of the two-week climate negotiations...
NRDC's Side Event in Tianjin: Highlighting how Countries are Taking Action Now to Address Climate Change
From November 4-9, for the first time in its nearly twenty year history, the UN negotiations to forge a collective, global response to address climate change...
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