Bangkok: China is pushing forward with its "green economy," tightening pollution controls and restoring ecosystems to address the global climate crisis. It is also enforcing its environmental and ecological code. A deeper dive into China's environmental direction and policies was featured on August 15, 2026, with Associate Professor Dr. Li Renliang, Deputy Dean for Academic Affairs, Faculty of Social Development and Strategic Management, NIDA, on the program "Looking at China from Multiple Perspectives," hosted by Wacharin Setthakudhan.
According to Thai News Agency, the program emphasized how China's strategy involves not only governmental action but also a comprehensive approach engaging various sectors of society. The initiative reflects China's commitment to international agreements on climate change and sustainable development, aiming for a significant reduction in carbon emissions and a transition to renewable energy sources.
Dr. Li Renliang highlighted the importance of comprehensive policy frameworks and regional cooperation in achieving these environmental goals. The discussion underlined China's focus on technological innovation and infrastructure development to support sustainable practices and enhance environmental resilience. The program also explored the challenges China faces in balancing industrial growth with environmental sustainability.