This is why China needs to become nature positive - and how to do it

Jan 16, 2022

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China needs to become nature positive

Zhu Chunquan

Head of China Nature Initiatives, World Economic Forum

Gim Huay Neo

Managing Board, Head of Centre for Nature and Climate, World Economic Forum

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