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Tianjin Climate Meeting Wrap-Up: Forecast Cloudy, But With A Chance Of Sun
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As the Tianjin climate negotiations come to a close, progress remains patchy. The forecast is still cloudy, but rays of sunlight are just starting to peak through.
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Clearing the Fog: Climate Negotiations from Tianjin to Cancun
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Countries should step back and look at what their leaders agreed to in Copenhagen as they prepare for Tianjin and beyond.
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Scaling Up Low-Carbon Technology Deployment
Lessons from China
by , , , , , , and -This report examines how low-carbon technologies have been introduced, adapted, deployed, and diffused in three greenhouse gas-intensive sectors in China: supercritical/ultrasupercritical (SC/USC) coal-fired power generation technology; onshore wind energy technology; and blast furnace top gas...
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U.S.-China Climate and Energy: Cooperation or Competition?
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CCS in China
Toward an Environmental, Health, and Safety Regulatory Framework
by , , and -This brief frames how carbon dioxide capture and storage (CCS) might be regulated within the
Chinese environmental policy context, with an emphasis on
ensuring protection of people and the environment.
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A Vision for Clean Energy in Asia
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This piece is adapted from a speech that was delivered on June 25th at the 5th Asia Clean Energy Forum: Meeting the Technology Transfer Challenge. The forum, hosted by the Asian Development Bank (ADB), the US Agency for International Development (USAID) and the World Resources Institute, is the premiere knowledge sharing platform on best practices in policy, technology, and finance for clean energy in the Asian region.
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China's Carbon Intensity Goal: A Guide for the Perplexed
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China Faces the Challenges of International Leadership
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China’s rapid transition from participant to international leader is a challenge both for China itself and for the world.
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Testimony Before The U.S.-China Economic Security & Review Commission
Green Energy Policy In China
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What Cancun Means for China and the U.S.
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Aqueduct: Understanding Water-Related Risks and Opportunities
by and -A new mapping tool identifies and measures exposure to water risk.
Concerns about the world’s most precious resource - water – are growing, and businesses are increasingly taking note. A recent survey with responses from 150 large corporations conducted by CDP Water Disclosure revealed that 39% of companies have already experienced disruptions in operations, increasing expenses, and other detrimental impacts related to water. Although water risk is a significant concerrn, 62% of the responding companies also recognized that a water-constrained world could create opportunities to reduce operating costs with efficiency gains and generate new business in innovative water solutions.
Report from Cancun: China Emphasizes Energy Policy Progress
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Report from Cancun: China’s Climate Progress Since Copenhagen
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Manish Bapna Discusses WRI's Work in China in Stanford Social Innovation Review
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Manish Bapna believes that the path to solving global climate change runs straight through China, which is why the World Resources Institute is putting so much effort into working closely with the country and its leaders.
Greening Supply Chains in China
Practical Lessons from China-based Suppliers in Achieving Environmental Performance
This working paper highlights examples of five companies operating
in China and illustrates the approaches they have adopted to address
environmental problems. The paper focuses on water pollution within China’s challenging business landscape.
Updates from Tianjin: WRI Event Focuses on Tools for a Low-Carbon Pathway in China
by -Tianjin Climate Meeting Wrap-Up: Forecast Cloudy, But With A Chance Of Sun
by -As the Tianjin climate negotiations come to a close, progress remains patchy. The forecast is still cloudy, but rays of sunlight are just starting to peak through.
Clearing the Fog: Climate Negotiations from Tianjin to Cancun
by -Countries should step back and look at what their leaders agreed to in Copenhagen as they prepare for Tianjin and beyond.
Scaling Up Low-Carbon Technology Deployment
Lessons from China
This report examines how low-carbon technologies have been introduced, adapted, deployed, and diffused in three greenhouse gas-intensive sectors in China: supercritical/ultrasupercritical (SC/USC) coal-fired power generation technology; onshore wind energy technology; and blast furnace top gas...