Forests

China's unique opportunity to tackle deforestation

China committed itself to reverse global deforestation

China committed itself to reverse global deforestation. Image: Unsplash/Chloé Lam

Gim Huay Neo
Managing Board, Head of Centre for Nature and Climate, World Economic Forum
Chunquan Zhu
Head, China Nature Initiatives, World Economic Forum
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China’s timber imports, exports and domestic production by volume (million m3 in roundwood equivalent) tackling deforestation
China’s timber imports, exports and domestic production by volume (million m3 in roundwood equivalent) Image: Centre for Nature and Climate

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