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Guide to Chinese Climate Policy

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  • BACKGROUND
  • DOMESTIC POLICIES
  • FOREIGN POLICIES
  • CONCLUSION
  • ABOUT
  • INTRODUCTION
  • CHINESE EMISSIONS OF HEAT-TRAPPING GASES
    • Carbon Dioxide
    • Other Gases
    • Uncertainties
    • Chinese Emissions and the Carbon Budget
  • IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE IN CHINA
    • China’s Vulnerability to Climate Change
    • Recent Extreme Weather Events
  • SHORT HISTORY OF CHINESE CLIMATE POLICIES
  • CLIMATE GOALS
  • URBAN AIR POLLUTION
  • EMISSIONS TRADING
  • ENERGY EFFICIENCY
  • COAL
  • RENEWABLE POWER
    • Hydropower
    • Solar Power
    • Wind Power
  • NUCLEAR POWER
  • NATURAL GAS
  • SYNTHETIC NATURAL GAS
  • VEHICLES
    • Chinese Vehicle Stock
    • Fuel Efficiency
    • Electric Vehicles
  • HFC’S
  • LOW-CARBON CITIES
  • GREEN FINANCE
  • FORESTRY
  • ADAPTATION
  • UNFCCC
  • EXTERNAL FINANCING
    • Belt and Road Initiative
    • Institutions
    • Coal-Fired Power Plants
  • Project
  • Author
  • Advisory Board
Guide to Chinese Climate Policy

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This chapter discusses China’s vulnerability to climate change and recent extreme weather events.

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