China’s missed emission target creates a problem for global climate efforts | Climate news

Taipei, Taiwan – The ability of China to achieve the main carbon emissions, the ability to achieve carbon neutrality, increased concerns about the potential crucial factor of global efforts to prevent the worst effects of climate change.

China’s carbon intensity – measuring part of a unit of the total domestic product (GDP) in 2024 – 3.4 percent in 2024, according to the statistical bureau, decreased by Beijing 3.9 percent.

China also stands for a long-term target of carbon intensity between the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), which was determined by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

Under China’s “double goals”, President Xi Jinping promised to reach the summit by the end of the neutrality of decades and carbon by 2060.

China’s progress is the best way in the world with the paradoxical position as the best pollutor in the world – about 30 percent of global emissions and the world leader in renewable energy investments.

Celsius (2.7 degrees Fahrenheit, which is more than 1.5 degrees, which is more than 1.5 degrees, which is a medium temperature of the international community, the average temperature of the international community, the “catastrophic change), internationally temperature (2.7 degrees”.

The chances of the planet that can keep the level 1.5c below the long-term limit is already in doubt, The first calendar year was the first calendar in the history of the temperature after 2024.

Although carbon intensity is only one of the standard of standard used by Beijing, the economy provides significant concepts for how he plays throughout the economy, in the United Kingdom, in the United Kingdom, a great energy analyst in the United Kingdom, EMBER.

“Although the economy continues to grow, it was not as fast as the waste decreased compared to this growth,” said Maji Ali.

The second largest economy of the world has relying on industrial growth for energy, but in turn, the energy demand for the energy requirement has caused the last increase in economic collapse.

When China’s economy increases by 5 percent in 2024, the electricity demand increased by 6.8 percent, according to government information.

Carbon waste increased by 0.8 percent per annum.

Written heating waves have posed another problem for the descent efforts by forceing energy production in energy production in energy production, making the authorities repair the authorities with coal power.

Despite the failures, Beijing has created significant achievements in renewable energy, according to Eric Fishman, a large manager in Lantau group in Hong Kong.

Last year, China, according to government information, 14.5 percent of the total energy demand for wind and solar energy and 13.4 percent more.

About 75 percent of the growing energy demand in the country, 500 in 610 teravatt o’clock, 500 with renewable energy and 500, fishing data analysis, said fishermen said.

This figure was “the amount of mass energy of the mass of pure energy,” Germany’s energy consumption is almost equal, Fishman Al Jazeera informed.

Most of this growth was controlled by government support, including the highest level of CCP.

Xi Jinping thinking that the XI management ideology of the Chinese Constitution, the management ideology of China, said China must “environmental civilization”.

In 2021, the XI “high-energy consumption and high-issuing projects that do not meet the requirements should be resolutely,” he said.

That same year, China can sell unused benefits within the company, which produce less waste than their allowances.

Recently, XI called for China’s “new quality productive forces” and aimed at a higher level and innovative production, Anika Pateli’s carbon brief analyst.

“(China) is historically, it is noted that the” Old Three “, which is seen as” world factory “, clothing and toys, the” new three “and” new three “and” new three “,” said Patel al.

In addition to the next five-year plan of this year, the CCP will release the latest periods of the newest period in the next five-year plan this year, and this year will affect the direction of both the state and private sectors.

Greenpeace is a global policy adviser for East Asia Yao Zhe, although China was on the road to reach carbon at the summit before 2030, could not remain completely behind in the long run.

“Achieving carbon neutrality will require more structural changes in China’s energy sector and in the economy as a whole. And these changes must begin after the summit,” Yao al said.

“Chinese politicians are good supporting the cleansing industry, they tend to postpone the structural reforms – maybe they have been delayed in 2035 – and this is a real concern.”