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China's Dual Carbon Goals: Achieving Carbon Peaking by 2030 and Carbon Neutrality by 2060

According to a rolling news update published on the official website of the Chinese government:
China emphasizes its commitment to strive for carbon peaking by 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality by 2060, launching a comprehensive initiative to advance the low-carbon transition.
The article clarifies:

  • Carbon Peaking: Refers to the point at which carbon dioxide emissions reach their maximum level and then gradually decline.

  • Carbon Neutrality: Achieving a balance between carbon dioxide emissions and reductions through measures such as emission cuts, carbon sinks (natural or artificial systems that absorb CO₂), and technological innovations.

Realizing these goals is positioned as a major strategic mission to address climate change and accelerate green development, underscoring China’s role in global sustainability efforts.

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