A high level international advisory panel has praised China’s environmental efforts and proposed a 15 year strategy to combat pollution, positioning the country as a global model for ecological restoration. The draft recommendations, presented at the China Council for International Cooperation on Environment and Development, highlight China’s progress in improving air quality and suggest cost effective, integrated approaches to tackle pollution in air, water, and soil. The plan aligns with China’s 2035 goal of becoming a 'beautiful China,' with experts expressing confidence in its feasibility.
An international advisory body has endorsed China’s environmental progress and proposed a 15 year strategy to combat pollution, positioning the country as a potential global model. The draft recommendations, unveiled at the annual meeting of the China Council for International Cooperation on Environment and Development, highlight China’s achievements in improving air quality and outline a long term plan to address pollution in air, water, and soil.
The strategy emphasizes cost effectiveness, synergies between policies, and building public confidence in environmental outcomes. The plan aims to align with China’s 2035 goal of becoming a 'basic modern country,' with a focus on creating a 'beautiful China' through sustained efforts.
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