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🔊EVENT: What’s Next for US-China Climate Relations 🗓️Date: Jan.23rd, 2025 🕒Time: 10am – 11:15am ET 📍Location: 5th Floor, Woodrow Wilson Center 🎤Hosted by: China Environment Forum 中国环境论坛, New Security Beat, Kissinger Institute 📩RSVP: bit.ly/4fVlJTQ

⏰ TOMORROW | 2 PM EST 💡 Join China Environment Forum 中国环境论坛, @newsecuritybeat, and Kissinger Institute for a Green Tea Chat🍵 on China's #rareearth policies and sustainable development. 📩RSVP today: bit.ly/40tuJuQ

NEXT WEEK | What’s Next for US-China Climate Relations Join us on 01/23 at 10 am ET, in partnership with New Security Beat and Kissinger Institute for insights into 🇺🇸 -🇨🇳 climate dialogue, #globalfinancing and collaboration on #cleantech 🌱⚡️. 📩RSVP today! bit.ly/40tWHqu

Climate relations at a crossroads. 🌍 Join us on 01/23 at 10AM EST to explore the future of 🇺🇸-🇨🇳collaboration on climate action with Joanna Lewis, Cecilia Springer, and Kate Logan. 🔗RSVP: bit.ly/40tWHqu

TOMORROW | 10AM ET Join us for a panel with Joanna Lewis, Cecilia Springer, and Kate Logan on what's next for US-China #climatecooperation and China’s #climatefinancing in the Global South 💸🌏 📩RSVP today: bit.ly/3DNgnMR

🔴 LIVE NOW! Join China Environment Forum 中国环境论坛, @newsecuritybeat and Kissinger Institute to explore how the US and China can pave the way forward for global climate solutions. bit.ly/40tWHqu

Shenzhen’s Blueway Project reshaped the Wutongshan River, sparking debates on environmental justice. 🔗 Dive into the challenges of environmental advocacy in China in our latest New Security Beat piece with Zhong Zhao and KuoRay Mao newsecuritybeat.org/2025/01/decodi…

新年快乐！ The China Environment Forum wishes you prosperity and luck in the #YearOfTheSnake 🐍🧧

China’s growing interest in #energytransition and #cleantech are leading to more investments in Indonesia. Explore how Chinese companies can help Indonesia to reach its energy goals on our latest New Security Beat piece with Jacob Dreyer bit.ly/4gq1OfU

⚡️🌱💸 In collaboration with New Security Beat, check out our latest podcast episode with Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA)'s Obert Bore where we discuss Chinese investments in Zimbabwe's #criticalmineral sector here: bit.ly/3CzBK4h

🎙️🌱In the latest podcast episode of Mulch Matters, CEF Global Fellow Dr. Karen Mancl lays out logic behind using #plasticmulch in #agriculture in the US and China and its impact on soil and #foodproduction. 🌾 Listen here: sites.libsyn.com/474648/plastic…

🌱💸 Climate finance can be a great tool to re-energize the global south, and China is taking the lead on it. Transitioning energy needs investment and global partnerships. Learn more in our latest article on New Security Beat here: newsecuritybeat.org/2025/02/chinas…

🇮🇩⚡️ Indonesia stands at a crossroads in its #energytransition. In our latest New Security Beat photo essay, Ulet Ifansasti and Jacob Dreyer capture Indonesia's #cleanenergy landscape from coal plants in Java to the Cirata #floatingsolar plant. Read here: bit.ly/4hFXJ8O

📈Critical mineral lists can be used to catalyze investments and diversify countries' resources after China's increasing dominance on the export market. 🔗Learn how these lists can be restructured to become effective tools for the minerals supply: bit.ly/critminblog

🎥 Attend a screening of The Shark Fin Hunters. The documentary follows an environmental prosecutor in Peru fighting against illegal shark fin trade. 🎟️ The screening will be on Wednesday, March 26, at the Wilson Center auditorium at 12 pm. RSVP: bit.ly/41Atz07

♻️Innovative #startups in China are working to tackle #plasticwaste. BOTTLOOP is combating the lack of #recycling methods by transforming plastic bottles into sustainable fashion. 🔗Learn more about how startups like these need policy support: newsecuritybeat.org/2025/03/from-w…

Happening next week!

📈 Chinese overseas infrastructure investors are often seen as patient risk-takers, but their practice of using resource-backed loans says otherwise. 💱 Learn about how they often increase strain on borrowers, limiting their ability to manage resources: bit.ly/3Y6dY7c