China environment

The pandemic has pushed people globally to reconnect with nature, and in China, that has unfortunately resulted in an epidemic of litter in the nation’s wild spaces. But there are reasons for optimism.

Shenzhen is a prime example of China's Sponge City Program, which aims to both prevent flooding and increase water supply in urban areas.

The seeds for China’s current climate change strategy – for better or for worse – were laid with the Kyoto Protocol 25 years ago.

China’s climate diplomacy expands far beyond the COP process at this point, but its larger framework is often overlooked abroad.

For e-commerce giants to reach sustainability, they first need to be transparent about their climate footprints.

On the political level, there's little incentive to cooperate. But businesses from the two countries have every reason to work together.

The pandemic is an opportunity to drastically rethink development. China is best positioned to take up the challenge.

The booming industry faced headwinds even before the massive economic upheaval brought by the pandemic.

If Ping An really wants to be an “active global influencer,” it needs to rethink its coal insurance policies.

Ambitious new reforms seek to cut down on China’s plastic addiction.

Six years after the “airpocalypse,” China has made progress – but is still struggling in some areas.

‘Greening’ the BRI is a two-way street that starts in Beijing.