Policy interactions make achieving carbon neutrality in China more challenging

Yu Liu (), Mingxi Du (), Lingyu Yang, Qi Cui (), Yawen Liu, Xinbei Li, Nenggao Zhu, Ying Li, Chen Jiang, Peng Zhou, Qiuyu Liu and Canfei He
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Yu Liu: Peking University
Mingxi Du: Xi’an Jiaotong University
Lingyu Yang: University of Chinese Academy of Sciences
Qi Cui: China University of Petroleum
Yawen Liu: University of International Business and Economics
Xinbei Li: University of Chinese Academy of Sciences
Nenggao Zhu: University of Chinese Academy of Sciences
Ying Li: Chinese Academy of Personnel Science
Chen Jiang: University of Chinese Academy of Sciences
Peng Zhou: China University of Petroleum
Qiuyu Liu: Xi’an Jiaotong University
Canfei He: Peking University

Nature Climate Change, 2025, vol. 15, issue 2, 134-135

Abstract: The interactions between mitigation policies could hinder China’s progress toward carbon neutrality by limiting the space for effective policy implementation. Policymakers should emphasize optimizing the combination of these policies to ensure efficient decarbonization.

Date: 2025
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