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There is no doubt that the climate on our planet is changing, and human activity is actively pushing it to change. In fact, if we put aside all talk about the near end of the world and look at the problem seriously, there is a need to take special long-term measures that will allow us to prepare to serious climate change.
It is not surprising that one of the countries that are making great efforts to develop effective survival programs in a changing world is China. Who else but this country, with its rapidly developing economy, has one of the most significant influences on weather conditions in particular and climate conditions on Earth in general?
Global climate change requires global measures and solutions
China recently published a detailed report outlining the country's strategy and demonstrating the Chinese government's efforts over the past few years to It is worth meeting climate change on Earth. The report, called “China's Policies and Actions for Addressing Climate Change (2012)”, was recently presented and studied at the next climate change conference held by under the auspices of the United Nations.
As it turned out, the Chinese government is really taking serious steps that allow the population not only to adapt to climate change, but also to mitigate these changes. In particular, China has submitted documents confirming the government's active support for the development of more environmentally friendly low-carbon technologies that will be used in construction, and also in many areas of industry.
China also insists on holding international negotiations and meetings that will help develop joint effective measures to combat climate change on our planet.
China minimizes the country's contribution to climate change on the planet
If anyone thinks that such measures are not effective enough, the People's Republic of China is proving by personal example that this is not the case. For example, between 2006 and 2010, the total energy consumption spent on producing a unit of gross domestic product in this country decreased by 19.1 percent, which is equivalent to reducing the emission of 1.46 billion tons of CO2 into the atmosphere!
These figures speak for themselves. Of course, even a country like China is not able to stop climate change on the planet on its own, although this does not mean that the Chinese government is going to stop at achieved. The Chinese government's goal is to reduce the total energy consumption per unit of gross domestic product by another 16 percent by 2015, which will reduce CO2 emissions by 17 per cent.
