News & Insights Across Asia
China is accelerating its green transition with new guidelines aimed at building a sustainable, low-carbon economy, emphasizing renewable energy, industrial transformation, and green transportation.
China has unveiled comprehensive guidelines to accelerate its green transformation, aiming for significant environmental and economic milestones by 2030 and 2035.
China has unveiled comprehensive guidelines to accelerate a green transition across all sectors, setting ambitious targets for 2030 and 2035 to build a green, low-carbon, and circular economy.
China unveils groundbreaking guidelines to accelerate its green transition, aiming to tackle environmental challenges and achieve high-quality, sustainable growth.
China’s Communist Party Central Committee and State Council have released guidelines aiming for significant green transition progress by 2030 and a sustainable development trajectory by 2035.
China unveils comprehensive guidelines to accelerate green transition in economic and social development, aiming for significant environmental improvements by 2030 and establishing a sustainable system by 2035.
China announces plans to incorporate carbon emission targets into its national economic and social development agenda, aiming to control both the total amount and intensity of emissions.
Marking its third anniversary, China’s national carbon market has driven a green transition among power enterprises, spurring innovations like biomass energy and boosting profits through emissions trading.
The Chinese State Council Information Office released a white paper titled “Marine Eco-Environmental Protection in China,” highlighting the nation’s initiatives to safeguard marine ecosystems.
Boemo Sekgoma, secretary general of the SADC Parliamentary Forum, urges member states to accelerate environmental protection policies and emphasizes the crucial role of parliaments in safeguarding natural resources.
China’s Ministry of Ecology and Environment is set to launch a unified carbon footprint management system, advancing the nation’s efforts toward carbon neutrality.
Germany’s government must improve its climate protection program after a court ruled current measures insufficient to meet national targets.
An environmental report urges the U.S. to take immediate action on landfill methane emissions, highlighting regulatory gaps and calling for stronger EPA policies to combat climate change.
Australia adjusts upcoming emission regulations for popular pick-up trucks after industry concerns about prices and consumer choice.
A group of EU nations, led by Austria, is calling for urgent revisions to the bloc’s anti-deforestation law, expressing concerns that the legislation could harm European farmers.
Chinese courts are allowing illegal loggers to purchase carbon credits as compensation for destroyed carbon sinks. Experts advise caution to ensure the policy effectively deters environmental crimes.
As global temperatures rise, wildfires in the U.S. are becoming more frequent and intense. Experts warn that current environmental regulations are inadequate to combat this escalating threat.
With wildfires intensifying due to climate change, one in four Americans now breathes unhealthy air. Experts warn that current environmental regulations are insufficient to combat this growing threat.
The EU’s new law to reduce packaging waste could significantly impact Asian exporters, prompting changes in packaging practices and inspiring environmental initiatives across Asia.
UNEA-6 concludes in Nairobi with 15 resolutions, two decisions, and a Ministerial Declaration to address climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution.