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Taiwan climate change
Taiwan’s Commitment to Climate Action
By Peng Chi-ming
Though shut out of U.N. processes, Taiwan continues to press forward with its pursuit of a just transition to net-zero emissions.
Taiwan’s Role in Driving Climate Action and Regional Sustainability
By Tsaiying Lu, Meng-Hui Lin, Chen-Yen Chang, Elizabeth Frost, and Yu-Ping Yang
With ongoing disputes over climate finance at the U.N. level, regional efforts could fill the gap – and Taiwan can help.
Taiwan Injects Momentum Into Global Transition to Net-Zero Emissions
By Chang Tzi-chin
Taiwan is already making strides on emissions reduction. Imagine what it could accomplish if allowed into global climate discussions.
The Politics of Taiwan’s Environmental Policy
By Brian Hioe
Environmental issues have primarily been caught in the contest between the pan-Blue and pan-Green camps, as is the case with many political issues in Taiwan.
Taiwan: Cooperating With the World to Achieve a Net-Zero Future
By Chang Tzi-chin
Taiwan has established long-term reduction targets and is planning a practical path to attain net-zero emissions by 2050, the environmental minister writes.
Taiwan Pushed to the Sidelines as COP25 Climate Summit Concludes
By Nick Aspinwall
Taiwan sent a delegation to the summit’s sideline events even as a new climate index blasted its performance in meeting the emissions targets set by the Paris Agreement.
Taiwan Takes a Step Back With New Coal Plant
By Lisa Tsai
Taiwan approves a new coal power plant while paying lip service to the promise of energy transformation.
Taiwan Should Be Part of Global Fight Against Climate Change
By James K.J. Lee
Taiwan has been left out of UN discussions on climate change, harming global efforts to reduce emissions.
No Seat at the Table: Taiwan and the Global Fight Against Climate Change
By Michelle Winglee
Taiwan is making its own moves to fight climate change.
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