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The Evergrande Crisis Could Cause Chaos In Commodity MarketsOilPrice.com Daily News Update • about 2 years ago

--- - Chinas move to clean up its heavy-polluting industrial sector has triggered a swift collapse in iron ore prices for the first time since July 2020. Prices last Friday and Monday dipped below the $100 per ton mark. According to a draft guideline released on Thursday, the Ministry of Ecology and ...

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Climate Change: China Encourages Public Engagement With Low-carbon Promotion Week, But Industrial Energy Transition Remains CrucialTheStreet.com - Markets • about 2 years ago

--- - For the whole week, Xu Nuo, a 35-year-old resident of Jiangmen in China's southern Guangdong province, cooked for herself instead of ordering food, used the fan instead of the air conditioner, and saved her rice water rinse to water the plants. - And by posting about it on messaging app WeChat, ... - '' - "..."

China Strikes Back At EU For Carbon Border TaxOilPrice.com Daily News Update • over 2 years ago

--- - The European Union is breaching trade principles with its proposal to impose a so-called carbon border tax that would push up the prices of non-EU products sold in the bloc to account for their carbon footprint. "CBAM is essentially a unilateral measure to extend the climate change issue to the ...

Trading in carbon market launchedShanghai Daily: Business • over 2 years ago

--- - Chinas national carbon market started trading on Friday, a significant step to help the country reduce its carbon footprint and meet emission targets, according to the Ministry of Ecology and Environ - " CHINA’S national carbon market started trading on Friday, a significant step to help the ..."

Carbon market to be initiated this monthShanghai Daily: Business • over 2 years ago

--- - Chinas national carbon emissions trading market will commence trading this month with all preparatory work ready, the Ministry of Ecology and Environment said yesterday. - '' - The first batch of trading will - " China’s national carbon emissions trading market will commence trading this month with all..."

Giant Pandas No Longer Endangered But Still Vulnerable, Says ChinaSlashdot • over 2 years ago

--- - 'Long-time Slashdot reader AmiMoJo quotes the BBC:' - '' - Giant pandas are no longer classified as endangered but are still vulnerable, Chinese officials say. The classification was downgraded as their number in the wild has reached 1,800. - '' - Experts say that the country managed to save its iconic animal ...

IRENA expands renewable energy cooperation with the Chinese governmentPower Engineering: Coal Fired • over 2 years ago

--- - With the aim to accelerate the deployment of renewable energy to mitigate climate change, the Chinese government has extended its cooperation with the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) - The post IRENA expands renewable energy cooperation with the Chinese government appeared first on Power...

Global Briefing: Canada sets 2035 target to make all new car and van sales zero emissionBusiness Green • over 2 years ago

--- - Canada joins push to phase out internal combustion engine - '' - Canada has become the latest country to set a target to end the sale of fossil fuelled cars and vans, after the government announced a mandatory target for all new light-duty cars and passenger trucks sales to be zero-emission by 2035, ...

China's Ministry Of Ecology And Environment Responds To Concerns Over Damaged Fuel Rods At Taishan Nuclear PlantForbes Business News • over 2 years ago

--- - A possible radiological leak from Chinas Taishan nuclear reactor is raising questions about safety and transparency at the nuclear plant located in Guangdong province against a backdrop of electricity shortages in Chinas most important provincial economy. A possible radiological leak from Chinas ...

China Says No Leak at Nuclear Plant Where Issue Was FlaggedWSJ.com: World News • over 2 years ago

--- - Levels of radiation in the environment around the plant in southern China werent abnormal, indicating that no leak had occurred, Chinas Ministry of Ecology and Environment said...