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China’s emissions expected to peak in 2027: state think tank
Friday 8 Apr 22 12:00pm
CHINA's carbon emissions could peak three years ahead of the 2030 government target, according to a report published on 31 March by the Chinese Academy of Engineering (CAE), a state-affiliated think tank.
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