骆浩君：“应当珍惜全球气候治理的成果”

Core Viewpoint - The Paris Agreement has significantly advanced global green transformation over the past decade, leading to a slowdown in temperature rise and an expansion of national emission reduction commitments [3][5]. Group 1: Achievements of the Paris Agreement - Ten years ago, global temperature rise was projected between 3.4 to 3.7 degrees Celsius; currently, it is on a path of 2.3 to 2.5 degrees Celsius [5]. - The Paris Agreement has facilitated unprecedented global collaborative actions, with many countries submitting higher quality Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) and supporting developing nations [5]. - If the 2030 targets are met, global warming could be limited to below 2.1 degrees Celsius, marking a substantial achievement in climate governance [5]. Group 2: Importance of EU-China Cooperation - EU-China cooperation is seen as a crucial force in advancing global climate governance, with carbon markets being a key area of collaboration [6][7]. - The EU and China are working together to create a more attractive open alliance for carbon markets, aiming to involve more countries in carbon market development [7]. - Beyond carbon markets, climate adaptation and risk financing are emerging as new growth areas for EU-China cooperation, focusing on funding support for vulnerable regions and innovative solutions for urban disaster prevention [7]. Group 3: Future Outlook - The international community is urged to maintain rationality and confidence in climate cooperation, recognizing the overall positive trend despite the slow pace of progress [6][7]. - The achievements of global climate governance demonstrate that international cooperation remains possible and effective [7].