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Telling Sci-tech Innovation Stories, Enhancing Exchanges Between Nations- Global Efforts to Achieve Carbon Neutrality
- USA
- Chinese Mainland
- UK
- Australia
- Germany
- IUSTC Annual Conference: Information Exchanges Promote Global Collaboration
- Actively Engaged in International Discussions
- Distribution Combined with Multi-media
- Global Carbon Neutrality Requires Closer International Cooperation
- Communication Improved on Sci-tech Information
- Technology Empowers 'Dual Carbon' Goals
- Mutual Benefit Expected in the Future
- Supporting Role of Adaptation Actions to Be Maximized
- Scientific Information Spread through Digital Outreach
- Collaborative Governance Between 'Dual Carbon' Goals and Human Health
Global Carbon Neutrality Requires Closer International Cooperation
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The COP26 in Glasgow, convened in November 2021, saw a changing phase of the Paris Agreement from rule-making to implementation for the global climate governance—using emerging technologies for climate change mitigation and adaptation to reach the agreed temperature objectives. It is reported that the U.S., China, the UK, Germany, Australia and Canada are the most productive countries in terms of total number of publications on climate change. The U.S. tops the list; China's publications outnumbered the UK in 2014 after significant increase from 2012. The growth of publications is closely related to China's growing input in scientific research on climate change over the past ten years. With a determined goal, we should make more efforts on research and development of carbon neutrality technologies as solutions, and make more interdisciplinary and cross-sector international sci-tech cooperation. As such, we'll quicken the green and low-carbon transition globally at a lower cost within a shorter period of time. |