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China's carbon emissions fall for first time since COVID lockdowns: report
Friday 26 Nov 21 10:30am
CHINA'S CO2 emissions fell in the third quarter for the first time since the country reopened from COVID-19 lockdowns, research published Thursday showed, in what experts said could mark a carbon "turning point" for the country.
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