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1. • China plans to cut CO2 emission by about 130 mln metric tons in key areas in 2024, 2025

     Reuters· 30 分鐘前

     China aims to reduce carbon dioxide emission by about 130 million metric tons in key areas in 2024 and ...

2. • China's leading industrial park launches one-stop carbon neutrality services

     China Daily· 3 小時前

     One of China's leading industrial parks has accelerated its transition to carbon neutrality as it moves to aid businesses ...

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     US FDA approves Elanco's feed ingredient to cut methane emissions in dairy cows

     Reuters· 19 小時前

     One tablespoon of Bovaer per lactating dairy cow a day can reduce methane emissions by about ...

4. • United by common challenges

     China Daily· 12 小時前

     To limit global warming, it is essential to curb methane emissions, which have 86 times the warming potential ...

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     Council Post: Digital, Energy-Efficient Buildings: The Key For A Net-Zero Future

     Forbes· 1 日前

     According to the International Energy Agency, "buildings account for about one-third of ...

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     Yellen Embraces Carbon Market Potential With Push for Integrity

     Bloomberg· 1 日前

     The Biden administration is unveiling a framework for using carbon offsets to drive climate ...

7. • US unveils policy to boost carbon offset market integrity

     Reuters· 1 日前

     The U.S. government unveiled on Tuesday its policy for using voluntary carbon credits that seeks to put "guardrails" to ...

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     What Does Real Estate Have To Do With Climate Change?

     Forbes· 5 日前

     When you think of real estate, you may not think about its ability to reduce climate change. ...

9. • Navigating China's carbon landscape

     China Daily· 7 日前

     China's emissions trading system is the largest carbon trading market globally, covering more than 2,000 ...

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      Climate plan verifier tightens rules for banks, asset managers

      Reuters· 21 小時前

      A leading arbiter of corporate climate targets said on Tuesday it would tighten the rules for ...