Archive - Shuang Tan

Special: What Would Another Trump Presidency Mean for the U.S., China, and the Climate?

Climate overshoot, halting climate dialogues, an escalated trade war, a more costly transition … and hopefully, a rise of Trump-proof climate policies…

Nov 6 •

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October 2024

#24: Swapping Market Neutrality for Climate Positivity, China’s Central Bank Sets an Example

Central banks have traditionally embraced market neutrality, but the climate crisis has pushed the People’s Bank of China to introduce policies that…

Oct 24 •

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#23: Green Investment, Not Greenwashing: How Asset Managers Can Accelerate China’s Decarbonization

With better climate risk management, information disclosure, and stakeholder engagement, asset managers can unlock greater potential for sustainable…

Oct 10 •

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September 2024

#22: Why It’s Sometimes Hard to Care for the Climate

A Shanghai sustainable living advocate reflects on planetary health after two months caring for his critically ill father during a scorching summer.

Sep 26 •

#21: Can Journalism or Art Best Document China’s Climate Emergency?

A former award-winning photojournalist reflects on her experience covering extreme weather’s impact while navigating censorship and budget cuts in…

Sep 12 •

#20: Carbon Pricing, Chinese Aviation’s Inevitable Destination

Facing the dual pressures of integrating national and international carbon pricing programs, China's aviation industry must start acting now. Yingzhi…

Sep 5 •

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August 2024

#19: Can CBAM Truly Prevent Carbon Leakage?

Unavailable data, complex rules, and costly compliance: How the chaotic first months of CBAM underscore the difficulties in preventing carbon leakage…

Aug 29 •

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#18: Toward Better Green Finance Standards in China

To close its decarbonization funding gap, China must unify its green finance standards – and keep out coal.

Aug 22 •

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#17: How China Could Curb Its Coal Mines’ Methane Emissions

With the right policies and subsidies, top methane emitter China can overcome the financial and technical challenges of capturing and utilizing coal…

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#16: What Would Another Trump Presidency Mean for the U.S., China, and the Climate?

Climate overshoot, halting climate dialogues, an escalated trade war, a more costly transition … and hopefully, a rise of Trump-proof climate policies…

Aug 5 •

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Belinda Schäpe

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Travis Brubaker

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July 2024

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