How China Can Peak Emissions Through Low-Carbon Buildings
Speakers at Low Carbon Buildings: Innovative Strategies, Policies and Incentives Session On June 7-8, NRDC hosted a session on low-carbon buildings during the...
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The Tide Is Turning: The Private Sector Joins the Chinese Government and the International Community in Cleaning Up Global Shipping Emissions
This post was co-authored with my colleagues Freda Fung, Zhixi Zhu, and Winslow Robertson. Barbara Finamore (2nd from l.), China’s National Maritime Safety...
China Fighting Air Pollution in Air, Land, and Sea
China has been rightly lauded for signing the Paris Agreement at the United Nations on Earth Day, April 22, and pledging to formally ratify the Agreement before...
Tackling Pollution in China's 13th Five Year Plan: Emphasis on Enforcement
Air pollution continues to plague vast regions of China, but the country is making visible progress. In a press conference in Beijing this morning, Minister of...
Big Plans for Integrating Renewable Energy into China's Electricity Grid
Source: UNIDO, 2014-DG visits UNIDO Solar Energy Center in Lanzhou, China (UNIDO, 2014). The world's biggest investor in renewable energy. The largest...
Why the U.S. Supreme Court Ruling Will Not Derail Climate Action in China
The U.S. Supreme Court's decision to temporarily halt implementation of President Obama's Clean Power Plan until the courts reach a final decision on the legal...