Recently, the Climate Change Working Group of the China Biodiversity Conservation and Green Development Foundation (CBCGDF) nominated a marine protection expert from the Guangdong Provincial Laboratory of Southern Marine Science and Engineering to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) to participate in the seventh assessment report.
Under the background of increasingly severe global climate change, internaitonal climate governance has entered a critical era. As one of the most authoritative climate change scientific institutions in the world, the IPCC’s assessment report provides important basis for countries to formulate climate change policies and international climate negotiations. The ongoing seventh assessment cycle and its outcomes will have a profound impact on future global climate policies, not only related to the path selection of global response to climate change, but also affecting the specific implementation of emission reduction goals and action plans by countries.
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For a long time, the CBCGDF Climate Change Working Group has actively promoted the participation of domestic experts in the international climate agenda, in order to further enhance the participation and influence of domestic scientific and technological workers in the field of international ecological protection and climate change, and contribute excellent wisdom, experience, and strength to global climate governance.
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