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China has carbon neutral goals, but at local level old habits die hard
Monday 30 Aug 21 10:30am
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CHINA is aiming to be carbon neutral by 2060, and for its carbon emissions to peak by 2030. But its initial efforts have been undermined regionally, partly by provinces continuing to launch high-energy and high-emissions projects.
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