China’s Green Leap: Leading Global Environmental Governance
China’s green transformation shows its shift from battling pollution to leading renewable energy innovation, underpinning its carbon peak by 2030 and neutrality by 2060 goals.
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China Unveils Draft of Its First-Ever Environmental Code
China has unveiled the draft of its first-ever environmental code, featuring 1,188 articles on pollution control, ecological protection and green development.
South Korea’s Climate Goals Deemed Unconstitutional in Youth-Led Victory
South Korea’s Constitutional Court rules much of its climate goals unconstitutional, marking a major victory for youth-led activism demanding stronger environmental protections.
Xizang’s Glacier Protection Regulation to Boost Environmental Efforts
Xizang Autonomous Region will enforce a new glacier protection regulation on October 1, 2024, marking a significant milestone in ecological conservation.
German Court Demands Stronger Government Climate Action
Germany’s highest administrative court has ordered the government to enhance its climate protection measures, citing insufficient emission reductions and flawed methodologies.
Yellow River Protection Law Boosts Ecosystem Health After One Year
A year after its implementation, the Yellow River Protection Law has significantly improved the ecological environment in China’s Yellow River basin, enhancing conservation efforts and reducing soil and water loss.
Legal Showdown: Environmental Groups and Oil Companies Challenge U.S. Drilling Plan
Both environmental groups and oil companies are suing the Biden administration over its Gulf of Mexico drilling plan, highlighting the intense debate over U.S. energy policy.