Uploaded December 2021 | Updated September 2026, 10 hours ago
What is China doing to address climate change and environmental crises? What is working and where is it failing? To what extent is climate & environmental issues being integrated into both its domestic policies and its foreign investments outside China? Are there any internal movements or forces that challenge an extractivist form of development? What openings and opportunities are there for change?
Speakers:
-Tobita Chow, activist and founder of Justice is Global
-Isabel Hilton, founder and senior advisor of China Dialogue
-Ying Chen, The New School and co-author of Global Green New Deal: A Global South Perspective
-Hongqiao Liu, independent journalist covering climate change and China
Moderator: Nick Buxton, Transnational Institute
What is China doing to address climate change and environmental crises? What is working and where is it failing? To what extent is climate & environmental issues being integrated into both its domestic policies and its foreign investments outside China? Are there any internal movements or forces that challenge an extractivist form of development? What openings and opportunities are there for change?
Speakers:
-Tobita Chow, activist and founder of Justice is Global
-Isabel Hilton, founder and senior advisor of China Dialogue
-Ying Chen, The New School and co-author of Global Green New Deal: A Global South Perspective
-Hongqiao Liu, independent journalist covering climate change and China
Moderator: Nick Buxton, Transnational Institute










