A recent resolution adopted in Beijing focuses on deepening reform to advance Chinese modernization, with a strong emphasis on ecological conservation. The reform aims to enhance systems and mechanisms for carbon cutting, pollution reduction, green development, and economic growth, while addressing challenges of climate change.
The resolution outlines three key sections to strengthen systems and mechanisms. This includes improving basic systems for environmental management and land use, enhancing systems for pollution reduction and eco-environment governance, and implementing measures to protect marine resources and biodiversity.
Furthermore, the resolution introduces plans to boost green and low-carbon development by directing financial support, promoting green consumption, and establishing carbon emissions management systems. China aims to achieve carbon neutrality by 2060 through these initiatives.
This reform signifies China’s transition towards a green economy and society, prioritizing ecological protection alongside economic development for sustainable growth.