This is the presentation about the rule of china in climate change that was presented by being in BME International Climate Change Role-Play.

1. Course BMEGT42V101
BME International Climate Change Role-Play
ALLOTTED :COUNTRY CHINA
PRESENTER : MUNEEBALI
NEPTUNECODE : ZGOKE2
PRESENTEDTO:PROF. GYULA ZILAHY

2.  China, officially the People's Republic of China , is a country in East Asia.
 It is the world's most populous country, with a population of
around 1.428 billion in 2017
 Covering approximately 9.6 million square kilometers (3.7 million mi2)
 China has great physical diversity. The eastern plains and southern coasts
of the country consist of fertile lowlands and foothills.
 China has common border with Afghanistan, Bhutan, Burma, India, North
Korea, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Mongolia, Pakistani and Nepal
 A peculiar feature of the China’s climate is its monsoon nature.
 Population geographical location, climate features, characteristics of ecosystems of China

3.  China is the country of contrasts, which are manifested even in a climate
pattern of the region.
 World largest biodiversity
 Most pressing environmental and social problems of china
 Water resources
 Deforestation
 Coastal reclamation
 Climate change
 Pollution
 Rich and poor difference

4.  The structure of the economy: most important industries of china
 Agriculture
 Energy and mineral resources
 Mining
 Industry and manufacturing
 Automotive industry
 Tourism

5.  Sources of GHG emissions, contribution to climate change of china
 Energy
 Transport:
 International bunkers:
 Residential, commercial, institutional and AFF
 Waste
 Agriculture
 Land use
 Other sources

6.  How will climate change effect in China the short, medium and long term
 Forest and other natural ecosystems
 Agriculture
 Water resource and coastal zone
 natural disasters
 China's southern region has an abundance of rainfall
 After floods, for example, infectious diseases such as diarrhea and cholera
are all far more prevalent

7.  Country coalition of china?
 Paris Climate Summit
 Inter-governmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
 Kyoto Protocol (reduce greenhouse gas emission)
 Left of America
 heavily influences of china
 critics from the United States
 bilateral agreements on climate change and clean energy with Germany,
the United Kingdom, France, India, and more importantly, the United

8.  What was the position of china in recent climate agreements?
 Divisions between developed countries led by the United States and
developing countries
 represented by China and India
 Xie Zhenhua about climate changes
 Common but Differentiated Responsibility Role
 Kyoto Protocol expires in 2020 and change agreement for climate
change

9.  Mitigation of climate change in China
 low-carbon development model was introduced (Li and Wang, 2012)
 renewable energies implies a rapid increase in installed domestic capacity
 renewable energies implies a rapid increase in installed domestic capacity
 solar power technologies
 forest tending operation

10.  Adaptation to climate change in China
 its National Strategy for Climate Change Adaptation
 Infrastructure
 Planning and risk management
 renewable energy into industries and households
 Ecological safety

11.  Financing climate change action and the Sustainable Development Mechanism
 The China Clean Development Mechanism Fund (CCDMF)
 Direct reduction of over seven million tons of CO2 equivalent through funding enterprises
 The EU and China agreed to strengthen bilateral cooperation for example on
 long-term low greenhouse gas emission development strategies
 emissions trading – e.g. under the Memorandum of Understanding
 energy efficiency
 clean energy
 low-emission transport
 low-carbon cities
 climate-related technology
 investment in climate and clean energy projects, and
 cooperation with other developing countries.

12.  Investment for 2 degree temperature
 reach CN¥1.2 trillion by 2020, CN¥1.0 trillion by 2030, and CN¥1.4 trillion
by 2050
 These investments account for 2.5% of China's total GDP in 2020
 1.3% in 2030
 0.6% by 2050
 Including emission targets for 2030 and 2050
 By 2030, the CO2 emissions per unit of GDP should fall by 60% to 65%
compared to 2005 levels
 Zero emission target until 2050.

13.  References
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 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China
 https://www.climatestotravel.com/climate/china
 https://www.travelchinaguide.com/climate/
 https://time.com/5669061/china-climate-change/
 https://www.ipcc.ch/
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intergovernmental_Panel_on_Climate_Chang

16. China and Brazil Agreement
 Free visa to Brazilian to china to learn research about climate change
 Help in technology in the field of transportation
 Help in the infrastructure
 Help power sector

17. China and Russia agreement
 Lead the climate change forum
 Help the underdeveloped nations
 Help other by co-founding
 Funds will be allocated by those people
 Funds will be used for Research purpose

18. China and Tanzania agreement Draft
 Infrastructure
 Seaport
 Agricultural help
 Energy sectors
 destructive climate issues help
 build some powerplant
 Funding will be made on after the consultation of Tanzanian representative
with his country
Terms and conditions
.Income from these sectors for will be sheared….
. Majority of work force will be provided by Tanzanian