On December 25, 2025, the China Meteorological Administration (CMA) in the Chinese mainland released its inaugural Blue Book on the climate resource economy. This landmark report offers a systematic review of how climate resources—from sunlight and wind to rainfall—are being applied across different industries.
As global warming intensifies, climate resources are becoming central to building sustainable economies and societies. The Blue Book explores key sectors like agriculture 🌾, energy ⚡ and tourism 🏖️, showing how weather patterns can be turned into economic opportunities.
Here are some highlights for young innovators and entrepreneurs:
- Solar and wind energy: Optimizing resource distribution for cleaner power.
- Climate-smart agriculture: Using rainfall data to boost crop yields.
- Eco-tourism: Leveraging seasonal climate trends for unique travel experiences.
Students and researchers will find valuable data and case studies on how regions are adapting to climate challenges. The Blue Book emphasizes that tapping into climate resources isn’t just about cutting emissions—it’s about unlocking new paths for economic growth and social development. 🌍
As we head into 2026, this inaugural Blue Book sets the stage for ongoing dialogue on embedding climate-smart strategies at the heart of future policies.
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
