耶鲁学者：生态文明思想引领全球迈向可持续与繁荣未来

Group 1 - The 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) will be held in Belem, Brazil, starting November 10, focusing on global environmental governance and climate action [1] - Mary Evelyn Tucker emphasizes that China's ecological civilization concept is a crucial pathway towards a prosperous future, integrating multiple dimensions such as social, political, material, spiritual, and ecological aspects [1][3] Group 2 - Tucker hopes COP30 will lead to concrete commitments from countries to establish a "loss and damage fund" to support the most affected regions by climate crises [2] - The conference will highlight the role of the insurance industry in addressing climate-related disasters and promote a global transition to renewable energy, similar to China's efforts in solar and wind energy [2] - The inclusion of "circular economy" in the agenda is seen as a significant milestone, emphasizing the synergy between green transformation and economic growth [2] Group 3 - China's ecological civilization thought, incorporated into its constitution since 2018, has influenced national policies, education, and social practices, exemplified by initiatives like the "Green Great Wall" and the development of organic farms [3] - Tucker stresses the importance of international cooperation guided by UN frameworks to overcome national divisions and enhance collaboration in climate action [3] - The call for a return to ancient wisdom in understanding the relationship between humanity and nature is highlighted, advocating for a universal spirit that transcends borders and races [3]