👏🏼 Great news for China! Next goal: Reducing carbon emissions by unit of GDP by 60-65% by 2030.
China Has Met Its 2020 Carbon Target Three Years Early
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E360 Digest March 27, 2018 China Has Met Its 2020 Carbon Target Three Years Early China's GreenGen coal-fired gasification power plant in Tianjin, which is designed to burn coal more efficiently and help develop carbon capture and storage techniques. Asian Development Bank/Flickr China met its 2020....
What China does next will help define the future of conservation. #WILD11
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On January 20th, China boldly announced that it would host the 11th World Wilderness Congress (WILD11) in Beijing, 2019.
Recognizing the vital strategic and cultural importance of its natural resources and treasures, China is strengthening its commitment to the protection of wild nature.
We are proud to partner in this process with Global Times, the WILD Foundation, The China Institute for Strategic Management, Wilderness Foundation Global, The Paulson Institute, and EcoForum Global.
Visit www.wild11.org for more info!
Photos courtesy of Wild Wonders of China
Going through WILD10 withdrawal? You're in luck! The proceedings from the Science and Stewardship Symposium that took place from 4-10 October 2013 in Salamanca, Spain are now available online: www.fs.fed.us/rm/pubs/rmrs_p074.html
