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The Chinese mainland cut coalâs energy share from 56.8% to 53.2% in 2024 as non-fossil fuels rose to 19.8%. Renewables now account for 59.2% of capacity, leading global growth.
At 80, the UN highlights how global disastersâfrom Japanâs 2011 tsunami to a Kamchatka quakeâremind us that Earthâs warnings transcend borders and demand united resilience action.
SCO members forge low-carbon pathways through the 2021 Green Belt Program and 2022 climate statement, with salinization control and windbreak forests leading the charge.
From shrinking glaciers on Amne Machin to desert greening and mountain tourism, five Chinese landscape stories illustrate resilience, renewal and the UNâs environmental mission.
WWF UK CEO Tanya Steele hails the Chinese mainlandâs âtwo mountainsâ vision as a blueprint for green growth and climate action, highlighting its economic and social impact.
Journey across the Chinese mainland: discover how desert warriors, ocean guardians, and forest rangers lead a 20-year green revolution for a sustainable future.
How a pivotal 2005 speech set the Chinese mainland on a green path, transforming Beijing’s smog-choked air into clear blue skies and driving global sustainability trends.
Artist Zhang Yuanâs City Cutting uses luxury fabric waste to create map-like art, cutting carbon by 5.39 kgCOâe/kg over its life cycle in Venice.
Lhasaâs decade-long greening project on the Chinese mainlandâs Xizang slopes is planting millions of trees above 4,000m to reshape its snowy landscape.
As the UN marks 80 years, Nigerian student Ogbuagu Kelechi Uchamma urges global unity on climate action, spotlighting deadly storms in Libya and wildfires in TĂźrkiye and Greece.