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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
Supporting Role of Adaptation Actions to Be Maximized
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It has become the consensus of the international community that mitigation and adaptation, as two basic countermeasures to meet the challenge of climate change, are equally important and cannot be neglected. Developed countries, which bear major historical responsibilities, should take the lead in substantially reducing carbon emissions. Most developing countries should vigorously carry out actions to adapt to climate change while making their own contributions to emission reduction. In the past 20 years, substantial progress has been made in theoretical research and technology research, and development of adaptation to climate change at home and abroad. In China, there are a number of examples of adapting to climate change, such as solving climate poverty, protecting fragile ecosystems, developing climate-intelligent agriculture, and solving the problem of unstable frozen soil subgrade while building the Qinghai-Tibet Railway. |