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As global climate warming becomes increasingly severe, scientists are delving deeper into greenhouse gas emissions across various industries. Recently, a study from Duke Kunshan University and Yangzhou University on the changes in China's agricultural carbon emissions during the COVID-19 pandemic has garnered widespread attention. 
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China looks to invest in clean energy but it is not clear if this will shift the relationship with Africa.
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To achieve sustainable rice production and food security in the region, farmers in six Asian countries have used nuclear derived climate-smart agricultural practices and significantly increased their rice yields, with the help of the IAEA and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).
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With production stagnating, Jakarta’s increasing use of palm oil for biodiesel production could lead to shortages in the global market.
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Coal generated less than 50 percent of Australia's electricity in the last week of August, dropping to a record low as renewable production surged, data showed Wednesday.
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China’s giant economy faces an equally giant crisis of confidence—and a growing deficit of accurate information is only making things worse. Even as the country wrestles with a property crash, the services sector slowed by one measure in August. Consumers are fed up. Multinational firms are taking money out of China at a record pace and foreign China-watchers are trimming their forecasts for economic growth.
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China’s ideas could become the country’s next big export. The Idea of China examines Chinese thinking about global order, AI, demographic change, and more – and considers how these ideas could…
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The surge in F&O trading among India’s investors has left the government, regulators and stock exchanges grappling With a new challenge. Who will prick the bubble?
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Crops that can withstand climate disruptions and give high yield are necessary for food security and to improve farmers income. But there aren't enough efforts to ensure these are sown on the ground.
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Media from some countries sympathetic to the Kremlin and Beijing are reporting that Mongolia and Russia are now trading in yuan and rubles.
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Helping investors and analysts track the latest economic data and growth indicators of the China manufacturing industry.
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Carbon trading has become one of the key instruments in the global fight against climate change. This system allows countries and companies to trade carbon emission rights, providing economic incentives for those who successfully reduce greenhouse gas emissions. However, in developing countries like Indonesia, where much of the world’s carbon potential is stored—especially in tropical forests and peatlands—significant challenges still hinder the optimization of this system. Insufficient infrastructure, a lack of human resource (HR) knowledge about technology, and a misunderstanding of the benefits of carbon trading among stakeholders remain major obstacles. Additionally, fears over the system’s transparency often lead to resistance to adopting technologies to support carbon trading.
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The Forum on China-Africa Cooperation, held in Beijing, was the grandest summit in China during the past few years, with 53 African Heads of State and Governments
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Although China has only announced a dumping investigation, the prices of canola oil futures are already being impacted.
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Les températures exceptionnellement élevées de l’été 2023 et la peur déclenchée récemment par l’alerte contre un mégaséisme ont fait “s’effondrer l’équilibre entre l’offre et la demande”, analyse la presse japonaise. Si les autorités misent sur la récolte en cours pour combattre le problème, il risque de se répéter l’été prochain, la politique de réduction de la production étant toujours en place.
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China will start a probe into Canadian rapeseed imports as trade tensions escalate after Canada imposed tariffs on Chinese EVs.
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Malaysia wants to reap benefits by boosting economic ties with China, but at the same time is hedging its bets amid territorial conflicts and increased US-China competition in the region.
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Le président chinois Xi Jinping a reçu mercredi soir à Pékin en grande pompe une vingtaine de dirigeants africain
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Despite the broad scope of topics covered at FOCAC, one crucial area remains notably underrepresented: mining and critical minerals.
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The search of Chinese netizens for lively shared experiences and human interactions speaks to a growing trend: as digital infrastructure and e-commerce grow, physical places have become less significant, making tangible, sensory experiences a rare pleasure for city dwellers.The two examined online groups both seek online solutions for “over-digitalization,” but with different approaches. One group focuses on fostering offline connections, while the other group uses digital tech to meet social needs.This analysis challenges the common perception of China as solely an advanced digital society driven by top-down tech development and tech enthusiasts longing for comfort. It reveals that Chinese people experience similar struggles due to over-digitalization, much like individuals worldwide.
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Alors que la Chine poursuit son engagement vers une transition énergétique durable, le gouvernement annonce que plus d'un quart de son énergie provient désormais de sources décarbonées. Malgré cette progression, le pays continue de dépendre largement du charbon pour soutenir la demande énergétique croissante dans le pays.
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The creation of the PPI is an indication of the strength of Pacific regionalism.
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Terres détruites, départs forcés... L’offensive israélienne a mis à mal l'agriculture à Gaza. Malgré les bombes, certains agriculteurs sont restés, et s’entêtent pour sauver leurs champs.
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