CRRC Chairman Highlights Green Railways as Path to Low-Carbon Future
CRRC Group Chairman Sun Yongcai emphasizes the role of green railway transportation in reducing carbon emissions and advancing China’s sustainability goals during the Two Sessions.
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Singapore Public Sector Reduces Carbon Emissions in FY2023
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UN Warns Global Temps Could Rise 3°C Without Stricter Emission Targets
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China Launches National Standards to Streamline Carbon Emissions
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UK Met Office: 2024 CO2 Levels Threaten 1.5°C Climate Goal
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