世界自然基金会：中国绿色发展经验启示全球

Core Viewpoint - The urgency of global climate governance has led to a collective focus on accelerating green transformation and balancing economic development with ecological protection, with China's "Two Mountains" concept serving as a significant model for global green development [1][2]. Group 1: Global Actions and Priorities - The most pressing task for the international community is to restore nature, as global ecosystems are on the brink of collapse, affecting everyone [2]. - The global food system is a major source of natural destruction, necessitating a transformation in energy structure to achieve food production without harming nature [2]. - China's establishment of the world's largest clean energy system is highlighted as a significant contribution, providing a model for emerging economies to embrace a green economy [2][5]. Group 2: China's Achievements in Green Development - The "Two Mountains" concept has conveyed the message that economic development does not have to come at the expense of environmental degradation, contrasting with past industrial practices in many countries [2][3]. - Notable achievements in ecological restoration include the recovery of the Yangtze River and the population of the Yangtze finless porpoise, showcasing significant ecological progress [3]. - The rapid development of renewable energy in China has led to improved air quality and increased adoption of electric vehicles, contributing to a cleaner environment [5]. Group 3: Global Influence and Cooperation - China's low-carbon transition serves as a source of confidence and motivation for other countries, with accumulated technology and experience providing important references for global green development [6]. - The "Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework" established under China's leadership at the 15th Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity outlines a clear path for global biodiversity governance [6]. - Ongoing collaborations between the World Wildlife Fund and China focus on species and ecological protection, emphasizing sustainable fisheries and resource recycling in supply chains [7].