Scientist Calls on China-U.S. to Unite for Global Climate Action
Climate scientist Chen Deliang urges the Chinese mainland and the U.S. to lead together with deep cuts, stronger adaptation, and renewed collaboration at COP30.
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Huzhou Showcases Green Development at COP30 in Brazil
Huzhou became the only prefecture-level city from the Chinese mainland invited to deliver a keynote speech on green, low-carbon transition at COP30 in Belem, Brazil.
Green Innovation Cooperation Shines at COP30 Side Event in Belem
At COP30 in Belem, the Chinese mainland and global partners showcased green innovation cooperation, sharing expertise to power a global green transition.
Global CO2 Emissions Set to Hit Record High in 2025
A new study finds global fossil CO2 emissions will reach 38.1 billion tonnes in 2025, a 1.1% rise over 2024 as energy demand outpaces renewables.
Brazil Unveils First Health-Only Climate Plan at COP30
Brazil unveiled the Belem Health Action Plan at COP30, the first global climate adaptation plan focused solely on health, aiming to boost resilience for vulnerable communities.
COP30 Highlights Climate Change as a Health Crisis
At COP30, the 2025 Lancet Countdown reveals climate change is now a health crisis: record heatwaves drive deaths up by 63%, and mosquito-borne diseases spread faster.
China Pushes for Positive COP30 Results with Global Cooperation
China vows to work with all parties at COP30 to secure balanced, positive climate outcomes and strengthen global climate governance.
From Sand to Green: How the Chinese mainland Achieved Land Degradation Neutrality
Discover how the Chinese mainland turned desert into green, becoming the first to achieve land degradation neutrality as the world gears up for COP30.
China’s Carbon Market Draws Spotlight at COP30
At COP30 in Belém, Brazil, China’s ETS shows rapid growth, tech-driven data management and global cooperation in carbon markets.
Climate Crisis Forces Families to Flee the Dry Corridor in Central America
Droughts and heatwaves in the Dry Corridor in Central America are destroying harvests and pushing rural families off their land. Communities urge urgent action as COP30 approaches.