Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the unprecedented extreme heat experienced in June and early July across Europe and Asia, indicating a shift towards a new normal of extreme temperatures due to climate change [1][9][10] Summary by Sections Extreme Heat in June - Spain recorded an average temperature of 23.6 degrees Celsius in June, breaking historical records and exceeding typical July and August averages [2] - England experienced its second hottest June since records began in 1884, with an average temperature of 16.9 degrees Celsius [2] - The extreme heat is attributed to a "heat dome" phenomenon, which traps hot air and leads to prolonged periods of high temperatures [2][3] Record-Breaking Temperatures - Spain's southwestern region of El Granado reached an extreme temperature of 46 degrees Celsius on June 28, potentially setting a new record for June [4] - Lisbon, Portugal, recorded 46.6 degrees Celsius on June 29, marking the highest temperature for June in mainland Portugal [5] - France issued warnings for temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, leading to the closure of nearly 1,900 schools [5] Impact on Landmarks and Public Safety - The Eiffel Tower in Paris closed its observation deck due to extreme heat, and the region issued a red alert for high temperatures [6] - The Atomium in Brussels also reduced its opening hours due to the heat, marking only the second occurrence of such a measure [6] Future Weather Outlook - A forecast for rain and significant cooling is expected in many parts of Europe, providing temporary relief from the extreme heat [8] Climate Change Implications - UN Secretary-General António Guterres stated that extreme heat is becoming the new normal, emphasizing the urgent need for more ambitious climate action [9] - The director of the Copernicus Climate Change Service noted that Europe is experiencing unprecedented heat, which is expected to become more frequent and intense due to climate change [10]

欧洲中期天气预报中心发布报告称，欧洲大部分地区正经历大范围的高温天气，今年6月或成为欧洲有 记录以来最热6月之一。而在刚刚到来的7月，欧洲的高温天气仍在持续。报告指出，今年6月，欧洲多 地持续出现气温偏高现象，西欧地区已先后经历两轮热浪。报告还预测，未来几天，欧洲大部分地区将 持续遭遇高温天气。报告称，气候变化让热浪发生得更频繁、更强烈，影响范围也更广。高温致法国学 校关闭景点受限。7月1日，法国高温天气持续。法国气象机构称，1日法国的气温将达到本轮高温天气 的峰值，部分地区气温将超过40摄氏度。法国教育部表示，由于高温天气，该国大约1350所学校完全或 部分关闭。此外，出于安全保障，法国著名旅游景点埃菲尔铁塔管理部门1日暂停向游客开放铁塔的顶 部区域。(央视新闻) ...

Core Viewpoint - The report highlights the urgent need for China to enhance its capacity to adapt to climate change due to the increasing frequency of extreme weather events exacerbated by global warming and El Niño effects [1] Group 1: Current Climate Challenges - In 2023, multiple regions in China experienced severe extreme weather events, including record-breaking rainfall and extreme heat, leading to significant impacts on urban areas [1] - The urbanization rate in China reached 67% by the end of 2024, meaning approximately 940 million people live in urban areas, which increases the potential for widespread disaster impacts during extreme weather [1] Group 2: Climate-Resilient Urban Development - Since 2017, China has initiated climate-adaptive city construction pilot projects in 28 cities, which have yielded positive results and valuable experiences [2] - The first batch of 39 cities has been selected to deepen climate-adaptive city construction, representing various scales and geographical regions, with the expectation of strong demonstration effects [2] Group 3: Systematic Urban Resilience Enhancement - Urban construction and operation must shift from traditional risk response strategies to systematic transformations that enhance resilience against climate risks [3] - Emphasizing natural solutions, such as green spaces and ecological management, is crucial for improving urban adaptability to climate change [3] Group 4: Multi-Stakeholder Engagement - Building climate-adaptive cities requires the involvement of various stakeholders, including government, social organizations, enterprises, and the public, to create a collaborative governance system [4] - Increasing public awareness and understanding of climate adaptation is essential for enhancing disaster preparedness and self-rescue capabilities among urban residents [4]

Core Points - Europe is currently experiencing an unprecedented heatwave, leading to widespread health warnings and school closures across multiple countries [1][4][6] - The extreme temperatures are attributed to climate change, with experts indicating that such heatwaves are becoming the new normal [1][8] - Various countries are implementing emergency measures to cope with the heat, including closing schools and providing cooling centers for vulnerable populations [6][7] Group 1: Spain - Spain has issued heat warnings across 45 provinces, with temperatures expected to reach 43 degrees Celsius, marking the hottest June on record with an average temperature of 23.6 degrees Celsius [2][4] - The heat has disrupted daily life, with reports of residents struggling to cope with the extreme conditions [2] Group 2: France - In France, 84 out of 96 provinces are affected by the heat, with 16 provinces under the highest red alert level [4][6] - The French government is taking measures such as closing schools and limiting outdoor activities to protect public health [6] Group 3: Italy - Italy is also facing extreme heat, with 18 cities under red alert and reports of a 10% increase in heat-related emergency cases [6][8] - The government is promoting public awareness campaigns and providing free access to cooling facilities for the elderly [6] Group 4: Germany - Germany has seen half of its regions under the highest alert level, with temperatures potentially reaching 40 degrees Celsius [4][7] - Employers are required to take measures to protect workers from extreme heat, including providing drinks and increasing break times [7] Group 5: Climate Change Implications - The ongoing heatwave is a stark reminder of the impacts of climate change, with scientists warning that such events will become more frequent and severe [1][9] - The World Health Organization has called for urgent action to prevent heat-related deaths, highlighting the need for national heat health action plans [8][9]

Group 1: Core Views - The 10th China-Europe Environmental Policy Dialogue held in Brussels highlighted the fruitful outcomes of China-Europe environmental cooperation under the strategic guidance of the high-level dialogue mechanism [1][2] - Both sides emphasized the importance of ecological protection in their half-century relationship and the need for collaboration to address global challenges such as climate change and biodiversity loss [1][2] Group 2: High-Level Dialogue and Cooperation Mechanism - China and Europe have a long-standing cooperation mechanism in the green sector, dating back to the 1990s, which has been enhanced in response to escalating global ecological crises [2] - The Chinese Minister of Ecology and Environment, Huang Runqiu, reaffirmed China's commitment to ecological priority and green development, aiming for significant progress in environmental protection [2] - The EU's Commissioner for Environment, Jessica Roswall, expressed willingness to deepen cooperation with China in areas such as plastic pollution management and biodiversity [2] Group 3: Expansion of Cooperation Areas - China and Europe are expanding their cooperation from clean energy sources like nuclear, wind, and solar to related industries such as energy storage and green transportation [4][5] - Notable projects include the Taishan Nuclear Power Plant in China, which utilizes French EPR technology, and the Greek wind power project led by China's State Power Investment Corporation [4][5] Group 4: Green Production Capacity - Chinese companies are increasingly involved in green energy projects in Europe, such as the 154 MW solar park in Germany and various wind power projects in France and Hungary [5] - The European Smart Energy Exhibition showcased 850 Chinese exhibitors, highlighting their innovations in large-scale energy storage and smart grids, demonstrating China's vitality in the green transition [5] Group 5: Consensus Building and Green System Construction - Ongoing dialogues between China and Europe focus on green finance, carbon market development, and environmental standards, with a commitment to deepening governance systems [7] - The upcoming China-Europe Circular Economy Transformation Seminar aims to enhance cooperation in lifecycle design and biodegradable materials, contributing to global plastic pollution treaty negotiations [7] Group 6: Global Climate Strategy - Analysts note that China and Europe are becoming key players in global climate governance, with potential for collaboration on clean energy, urban sustainability, and carbon trading systems [6][8] - The emphasis on multilateralism and climate action reflects a shared commitment to global economic stability and environmental protection [6][8]

Core Points - A new wave of extreme heat is affecting the Northern Hemisphere, leading to significant disruptions in various countries, including France, Spain, Portugal, Slovenia, the UK, Turkey, and South Korea [1][3][4][9][14][16][19] Group 1: France - 84 provinces in France have issued orange heat warnings, with temperatures exceeding 35 degrees Celsius in three-quarters of the country [1] - The heatwave, which began on June 19, is expected to peak on July 1, with temperatures reaching up to 41 degrees Celsius in some areas [1] - France has implemented measures such as shutting down nuclear reactors and flexible working hours to cope with the heat [1] Group 2: Spain - Spain is experiencing its strongest heatwave in June in the past 50 years, with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius in 14 autonomous communities [3] - The highest recorded temperature was 46 degrees Celsius in the province of Huelva on June 28 [3] - The Spanish health department has issued warnings for vulnerable populations, predicting over 2,000 heat-related deaths in the summer of 2024 [3] Group 3: Portugal - Portugal recorded a maximum temperature of 46.6 degrees Celsius in Mora, setting a new national record for June [4][5] - The country is facing high fire risks, with red alerts issued in seven regions, including Lisbon [5] - The historical maximum temperature in Portugal is 47.3 degrees Celsius, recorded in 2003 [5] Group 4: Slovenia - Slovenia is experiencing its hottest June since records began in 1950, with average temperatures 3.5 degrees Celsius above the long-term average [6][7] - The country has seen a 40% increase in sunshine duration and only 25% of the usual rainfall for this time of year [7] - The ongoing heatwave is expected to last for 12 days, with a record temperature of 38.4 degrees Celsius recorded on June 26 [7][8] Group 5: United Kingdom - The UK is facing rising temperatures, with many areas exceeding 30 degrees Celsius and amber heat health alerts issued [9][10] - London Heathrow recorded a temperature of 33.1 degrees Celsius, with predictions of further increases [10] - Experts attribute the heatwave to the "heat dome" effect, exacerbated by climate change [10] Group 6: Turkey - Turkey is battling multiple forest fires, leading to the evacuation of over 50,000 residents in several provinces [14][15] - A total of 263 forest fires have occurred nationwide in the past three days, with significant damage reported [15] Group 7: South Korea - South Korea issued its first heat warning of the year for Seoul, with temperatures reaching a minimum of 25.6 degrees Celsius, marking the first "tropical night" [16] - High temperature alerts have been issued for several regions, indicating a significant heat event [16] Group 8: Global Perspective - UN Secretary-General António Guterres emphasized that extreme heat is becoming the new normal and called for urgent action against climate change [19]

中新社巴黎6月30日电 (记者 李洋)法国当地时间6月30日起遭遇今年入夏以来最猛烈的热浪，全法84个 省份拉响高温警报，法国官方为此采取多项措施应对。 法国气象部门当天对全法84个省份发布高温橙色警报。除了法国西北部少数省份未受高温袭扰，法国大 部分地区都暴露在炎炎烈日之下。包括巴黎大区在内的16个省份7月1日还将面临高温红色警报。 法国气象部门形容本轮热浪导致的高温"令人窒息"。30日，法国西南部城市波尔多的气温升至37摄氏 度，东南部城市里昂的气温升至36摄氏度，巴黎的气温也有35摄氏度。气象部门警告，7月1日面临高温 红色警报的多个地区气温有可能进一步攀升至40至41摄氏度。 全法84个省份拉响高温警报 法国总理贝鲁30日取消了访问外省行程，留在巴黎应对高温天气。法国总理府发表声明呼吁人们要对持 续的高温天气保持高度警惕，特别是那些脆弱人群需要倍加谨慎。 为应对高温天气，法国官方出台多项措施。法国教育部30日表示，当天临时关闭近750所公立学校。7月 1日将完全或部分临时关闭1350所公立学校。巴黎警察局宣布降低巴黎周边地区的道路交通最高时速， 污染排放大的车辆将不能在巴黎市区行驶。法国官方在本轮热浪 ...

欧洲气象专家称，热浪将变得更加频繁和强烈。许多人担心，欧洲某些地区达到50摄氏度只是时间问题。 今年入夏以来，欧洲再遭热浪侵袭。从西班牙到法国，多国政府最近均已发布高温警报。西班牙局部地区气温飙 升至46摄氏度——创下有记录以来该国六月气温新高，而法国几乎全境处于高温预警状态，数以百万计的欧洲人 正面临异常高温带来的挑战。 当地时间30日，联合国秘书长安东尼奥·古特雷斯（António Guterres）在社交媒体上发文警告称，"极端高温不再 是罕见现象，它已经成为新的常态。" 欧洲多国发布高温警报 西班牙国家气象部门称，6月29日成为该国有记录以来最热的一天。位于安达卢西亚的埃尔格兰纳多（El Granado）镇气温达到惊人的46摄氏度，打破了1965年创下的6月气温纪录45.2摄氏度。 西班牙邻国葡萄牙也遭遇了46.6摄氏度的高温，其首都里斯本被列入罕见的红色高温警报区。葡萄牙18 个地区中 有7个处于"极度危险"红色警告之下。 意大利27个主要城市中的21个发布了最高级别的红色高温警报，北至米兰，南至巴勒莫，气温普遍接近40摄氏 度。 希腊首都雅典气温同样逼近40摄氏度，南部海岸的大火迫使部分高速公路和 ...

ESG Policies - The Ministry of Finance released a draft application guide for the "Corporate Sustainable Disclosure Standards," detailing nine key areas for corporate sustainability information disclosure [1] - The guide aims to enhance the quality of sustainability disclosures and promote high-quality corporate development [1] Climate Change Reports - The China Meteorological Administration published the "China Climate Change Blue Book (2025)," highlighting ongoing global warming trends and significant climate changes in China [2] - The report indicates that China is experiencing a higher warming rate than the global average, with extreme weather events becoming more frequent and severe [2] - Monitoring indicators for 2024 are expected to reach new highs, emphasizing the urgency of climate change response measures [2] Global Energy Standards - The Global Energy Interconnection Development and Cooperation Organization announced the release of the first seven global energy interconnection standards, developed by nearly 160 experts from nine countries [3] - These standards cover various areas, including new power system planning and clean energy resource assessment, filling international standard gaps [3] ESG Events - The second China-Europe Enterprise ESG Best Practices Conference was held in Stuttgart, Germany, focusing on enhancing cooperation in the ESG field [4] - The conference highlighted the strategic consensus and practical alignment between China and Europe in ESG, aiming to reshape sustainable economic and trade paradigms [4] ESG Initiatives - The China Building Materials Federation released a report promoting sustainable development in the building materials industry and launched a public service platform for ESG practices [5] - This initiative aims to integrate key aspects such as information disclosure and financial support, establishing a closed-loop management system [5] Carbon Footprint Management - The Ministry of Ecology and Environment published China's first "Product Carbon Footprint Management System Progress Report 2025," indicating a strong start in carbon footprint management system construction [6] - The report states that over 70 national standards for carbon footprint accounting are in development, showcasing China's commitment to standardized carbon management [6] Green Energy Initiatives - The State Grid announced that the 2025 Summer Davos Forum will achieve 100% green energy supply, reducing carbon emissions significantly [7] - This initiative demonstrates a market-driven approach to clean energy consumption and provides a replicable model for green energy use in large events [7]

"中国不断降低外资准入门槛，致力于营造公平、透明、可预期的营商环境，为外企提供了绝佳的投资 机会。"万宝盛华集团执行副总裁兼首席财务官杰克·麦金尼斯说，中国是全球最优秀的人力资源市场之 一，深耕中国市场至关重要。 空客A310飞机保护活化利用项目开始施工、菲尼克斯电气中国公司第二基地全价值链超级工厂项目在 江苏南京开工……今年上半年，跨国公司持续加快在华投资布局。本届论坛上，更多外国企业展现出加 大对华投资的强烈信心。 荷兰路易达孚集团全球首席执行官高启表示，中国是路易达孚最重要的市场之一，去年公司在中国市场 销售额约占全球销售额的1/4。过去几年，路易达孚在中国设立研发中心等，持续加大投资。"当前，中 国市场作为世界经济一支稳定的力量，其重要性比以往更为突显。"高启说。 美国分析与数字解决方案企业伊克赛尔服务控股主席兼首席执行官罗希特·卡普尔认为，当今世界需要 协作，需要建立开放伙伴关系。中国是全球第二大经济体，在广阔国内消费市场、产供链多元化的支撑 下，中国经济发展稳定且韧性十足，各方在同中国的合作中受益。 6月24日至26日，第十六届夏季达沃斯论坛在天津举行，吸引了来自90多个国家和地区的1700余名嘉 ...