Climate Change and China: Technology, Market and Beyond

Dale Jiajun Wen

Working Papers from eSocialSciences

Abstract: The paper discusses the impacts of climate change to the environment of China and most especially to the livelihood of Chinese people there. It analyzed the Chinese government’s position and enumerates the measures that China has taken so far, as well as the commitments and concrete targets that it pledged to undertake. It explains China’s stance on the climate change negotiations; its arguments and considerations concerning its role to the international community; and its responsibilities to address its many domestic pressures in relation to geopolitics, the financial crisis, as well as global trade and technology issues. [FGS OP No. 6].

Keywords: china; climate change; chinese; negotiations; international community; global trade; financial crisis; geopolitics; livelihood (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2009-10
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