الأسئلة الكبرى: الصين وآسيا والمسؤولية المناخية العالمية

China's 2060 carbon neutrality commitment is meaningful but requires substantially more ambitious near-term policies to be credible.

China's domestic coal capacity must begin declining significantly before 2035 if its carbon neutrality pledge is to be credible.

China's expansion of solar and wind capacity is one of the most consequential developments in global climate action.

Developing countries should not be pressured to decarbonise at the same pace as wealthy nations that industrialised over two centuries.

Developed countries bear a greater historical responsibility for cumulative atmospheric carbon than rapidly industrialising nations.

Climate change cooperation between the US and China should be insulated from other elements of strategic rivalry.

China's Belt and Road Initiative must stop financing overseas coal power plants — the climate cost cannot be offset by other investments.