China announces new climate goal to cut its world-leading emissions
Summary
China announced a new climate goal to cut its carbon emissions by 7% to 10% by 2035. This announcement was made by President Xi Jinping during a climate summit at the United Nations, as many global leaders gathered to discuss stronger measures to combat climate change. The plan includes significant increases in wind and solar power and promoting pollution-free vehicles.Key Facts
- China aims to cut its carbon emissions by 7% to 10% by the year 2035.
- President Xi Jinping spoke about this goal at a United Nations climate summit.
- China plans to increase its wind and solar power six times compared to 2020 levels.
- More than 100 world leaders met to discuss reducing emissions from coal, oil, and natural gas.
- European leaders also shared their efforts, with a focus on renewable energy investment and reduced emissions.
- Climate negotiations are set to take place in Brazil in about six weeks.
- The Paris climate accord requires nations to submit plans to cut carbon emissions, with a deadline earlier in the year.
- Approximately 50 nations have submitted their emission reduction plans as part of this accord.
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