Annual Report on Actions to Address Climate Change (2018)

<p>Chapter 1. Ten Years of Actions on Climate Change Have Paid off.-&nbsp;Chapter 2. Effectiveness Assessment on Low-carbon City Construction in China.-&nbsp;Chapter 3. Opportunities and Challenges for China to Lead Global Climate Governance Against the Backdrop of De-globalization.-&nbsp;Chapter 4. Reflections and Recommendations on China’s Solutions to Climate Change in the Talanoa Dialogue.-&nbsp;Chapter 5. Towards a Climate Resilience Society: Challenges and Prospects.-&nbsp;Chapter 6. New Changes in Global Climate Governance and the Rise of Non-governmental Organizations.-&nbsp;Chapter 7. Development Trends, Possible Impacts, and Countermeasures of the Powering Past Coal Alliance.-&nbsp;Chapter 8. The Status Quo, Problems and Strategic Countermeasures of South-South Cooperation on Climate Change.-&nbsp;Chapter 9. The Evolution of the Rule-based system for Global Climate Governance Based on Science and Practices.-&nbsp;Chapter 10. The International Progress of Making Concerted Efforts to Promote Climate Action and Sustainable Development.-&nbsp;Chapter 11. Assessment on the Synergistic Effect of China’s Urban Air Pollution Control Policies and Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction.-&nbsp;Chapter 12. The Status Quo and Prospect of the Development of China’s Energy Conservation Service Industry.-&nbsp;Chapter 13. Tackling Climate Change and Just Transition.-&nbsp;Chapter 14. The Effects of Different Carbon Prices on the International Competitiveness of the Industries Covered by China’s National Carbon.-&nbsp;Chapter 15. The Global Climate Finance System in Transition and China’s Responses.-&nbsp;Chapter 16. Cryospheric Science Needs to Provide Higher-quality Services in the Context of the New Climate Normals.-&nbsp;Chapter 17. Impacts of Extreme Weather Events on Urban Living, Production, and Ecology and the Adaptation Strategies.</p>