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China's plan to reduce carbon emissions

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Lauri Myllyvirta
Lauri Myllyvirta

“China's latest pledges gave no answers to key questions about the country's emissions. At what level will emissions peak and how fast should they fall after the peak?”

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Lead analyst at the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air in Helsinki
29 Oct 2021 2 3
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Shuo Li
Shuo Li

“China's decision on its NDC [nationally determined contributions] casts a shadow on the global climate effort. In light of the domestic economic uncertainties, the country appears hesitant to embrace stronger near term targets, and missed an opportunity to demonstrate ambition. The planet can't afford this being the last word. Beijing needs to come up with stronger implementation plans to ensure an emission peak before 2025.”

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Senior climate adviser with the environmental group Greenpeace
28 Oct 2021 3 3
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Isabel Hilton
Isabel Hilton

“Expectations for China's new climate plan were low because the government's narrative amid the country's ongoing energy crisis, which has seen prices rise, has been about a steady and careful energy transition rather than big ambition. On the positive side, it means Xi Jinping not coming [to Glasgow] is not a sign that China is either not interested or lacks seriousness or commitment. But on the downside, it's not a big mood lifter, to be honest.”

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Journalist and founder of China Dialogue
28 Oct 2021 3 4
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Bernice Lee
Bernice Lee

“You can't sugar-coat, it is disappointing. The world was expecting more from China at this point. It has missed a chance to slow global leadership. However China's promise to peak emissions before 2030 is a positive step.”

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Climate expert at Chatham House
28 Oct 2021 2 2
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