China tells UNGA of carbon-neutral 2060 plan

Chinese President Xi Jinping told the U.N. that his nation — the world’s biggest emitter of greenhouse gases — plans to achieve carbon neutrality by 2060.

By Arete News - September 22, 2020

A canal in China's ancient city of Suzhou, the “Venice of the East" (AN/Pedro Szekely)

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