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Implications of COP21 for China

Abstract:: Three months after the historic Paris Agreement affirmed the ambition of 195 countries to keep global average temperature rises below 2 °C, the world had an opportunity to assess how the efforts of China, the world's biggest greenhouse gas (GHG) emitter, will measure up to its promises, at the annual meeting of China's National People's Congress (NPC), in Beijing in March.

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Hilton, I. (2017). Implications of COP21 for China. Oxford Energy Forum, 105, 27–29.

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Hilton, I. “Implications of COP21 for China.” Oxford Energy Forum, vol. 105, 2017, pp. 27–29.

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Hilton, I. 2017. “Implications of COP21 for China.” Oxford Energy Forum 105: 27–29.
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Publisher:: Oxford Institute for Energy Studies
Journal:: Oxford Energy Forum More from this journal
Volume:: 105
Pages:: 27-29
ISSN:: 0959-7727

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