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Core Viewpoint - Yunfu City has been officially selected as a "UN Sustainable City Standard Demonstration Zone," marking it as the first city to comprehensively implement the UN's sustainable urban and community standards since their release in 2018 [1][2]. Group 1: Sustainable Development Initiatives - Yunfu City has set clear goals and strategic plans for building a "green international city," focusing on the integration of urban and natural landscapes, and has achieved significant results in various fields of sustainable development [2]. - The UN SUC project management committee recognizes both challenges and opportunities in Yunfu's journey to establish a demonstration zone, highlighting potential improvements in energy consumption per GDP, digital city construction, non-fossil energy use, green economy development, and resource recycling [2][3]. Group 2: Implementation Strategies - The city plans to fully apply the UN Sustainable City and Community Standards while innovating locally, focusing on urban construction, community development, and industrial clustering through the establishment of an international sustainable development indicator system and strategic planning [3]. - Over the next two years, Yunfu aims to achieve significant breakthroughs in constructing an international management system for sustainable development, pilot projects for future communities, and the development of emerging industries [3]. - In late November, Yunfu's leaders will participate in international forums and training sessions in Istanbul to globally present their pilot indicator system, implementation plans, and strategic framework [3].

Core Viewpoint - The National Market Supervision Administration emphasizes the ongoing efforts to promote the renovation and upgrading of old residential elevators, which is crucial for urban sustainable development and enhancing residents' quality of life [1][2]. Group 1: Progress and Initiatives - The National Market Supervision Administration has reported on the progress of the "Quality Strong County (District, Town)" initiative and the renovation of old elevators [1]. - There are currently 12 million elevators in operation across the country, with over 240 billion yuan allocated for subsidies to renovate 160,000 old elevators [1]. Group 2: Importance of Elevator Renovation - The renovation of old residential elevators is highlighted as an important livelihood project that directly impacts residents' safety when using elevators [1]. - The administration is focusing on safety assessments and building a collaborative long-term model to ensure effective implementation of these renovations [1].

Group 1 - The 2025 China-ASEAN Mayors Forum opened in Guilin, Guangxi, focusing on sustainable urban development and topics such as urban renewal, new city construction, and cultural heritage protection [1] - China's Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development emphasized the importance of cities in modernization and the need for innovative, livable, beautiful, resilient, civilized, and smart urban development [1] - The forum highlighted China's rapid urbanization over the past decades and the ongoing construction of new cities and infrastructure improvements [1] Group 2 - The Vice Secretary-General of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region proposed initiatives to enhance AI cooperation between China and ASEAN countries, aiming to establish an AI innovation cooperation center [2] - The forum included mayors from eight ASEAN countries and representatives from the ASEAN Secretariat, discussing urban governance, green ecology, digital transformation, and urban planning [2] - Attendees visited the China-ASEAN Architectural Technology Exhibition and examined projects related to water system governance, urban renewal, and traditional building protection [2]

Core Viewpoint - The 2025 International Conference on Energy, Ecology, and Environment focuses on the construction of resilient low-carbon cities, addressing global challenges such as energy shortages and ecological degradation [2][3]. Group 1: Conference Overview - The conference is held in Berlin, Germany, and features over 100 participants from countries including China, Germany, the UK, the Netherlands, Australia, and India [2]. - This event marks the 13th annual meeting of the Sino-German Environmental and Energy Forum, emphasizing sustainable urban development and green transformation [2]. Group 2: Key Discussions - Experts highlight that resilient city construction is a complex endeavor that encompasses various aspects of development and security [2]. - New technologies such as digital twins and AI are seen as vital for injecting new momentum into the construction of resilient cities [2]. - A systematic and inclusive approach is necessary for low-carbon urban transformation, integrating technological innovation, policy design, and social needs to effectively address the climate crisis while building a more resilient and equitable urban future [2].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the need for a transformation in urban development from a focus on scale and speed to one that prioritizes quality and unique characteristics, aligning with the new development stage and philosophy in China [1][2]. Group 1: Urban Development Transformation - Urban development is transitioning from rapid growth to stable development, focusing on quality improvement rather than mere expansion [1][2]. - The traditional growth model, reliant on investment, has led to homogenization and resource dispersion, necessitating a shift towards distinctive development strategies [1][2]. Group 2: Localized Development Strategies - Cities should leverage their unique resources and characteristics to drive innovation and foster distinctive development, creating new spaces for high-quality growth [2][3]. - Large cities should enhance functionality and collaborative synergies, while smaller cities should focus on developing niche industries for differentiated competition [3]. Group 3: Practical Examples of Successful Strategies - Some regions have successfully transformed urban spaces by revitalizing industrial heritage and enhancing waterfront areas, as seen in Shanghai's Huangpu River [4]. - Cultural empowerment through local heritage and festivals has been effective in cities like Jingdezhen and Weifang, showcasing diverse paths for cultural resource conversion into economic value [4]. - Digital transformation has been pivotal in cities like Hangzhou and Yiwu, demonstrating the vitality of the digital economy in urban governance and industry development [4]. Group 4: Policy Support for Urban Development - A robust policy framework is essential for supporting distinctive urban development, including market-oriented land reforms and diversified financing for urban renewal projects [5]. - Integrating production, living, and ecological spaces is crucial for sustainable urban development, necessitating coordinated planning and management [5]. - Establishing a unique city database and a tailored governance mechanism can help prevent homogenization and promote complementary advantages among cities [5].

Core Viewpoint - The research conducted by Professor Huang Jinhui's team at Nankai University reveals that the waste heat generated by air conditioning during cooling processes significantly alters urban weather patterns, potentially intensifying summer rainstorms in cities. This finding presents new challenges for extreme weather management and urban planning [1][2]. Group 1: Research Findings - The study focuses on the densely populated and energy-intensive coastal region of Shenzhen-Hong Kong, utilizing high-precision meteorological models to explore the impact of air conditioning waste heat on short-duration heavy rainfall [1]. - The results indicate that in scenarios where air conditioning is used, the peak intensity of short-duration heavy rainfall in Shenzhen increases by approximately 22%, while in Hong Kong, it rises by about 3%. The enhancement of rainfall is particularly pronounced in high-density, high-rise building areas [1]. Group 2: Mechanism of Impact - Air conditioning waste heat primarily increases the sensible heat flux at the urban surface, significantly raising urban surface temperatures and exacerbating the urban heat island effect. This additional heat causes air to rise more vigorously, making moisture in the urban atmosphere more likely to reach condensation height, thereby triggering or intensifying convective rainfall [1]. Group 3: Recommendations and Implications - In response to the rising frequency and intensity of short-duration rainstorms due to increased air conditioning usage amid global warming, the research team suggests two approaches: improving the energy efficiency of air conditioning units to reduce waste heat emissions and incorporating more green infrastructure in urban planning, such as increasing urban greenery and using cooling pavement materials to mitigate the urban heat island effect [2]. - This research provides important references for urban climate adaptation and infrastructure planning, particularly in high-density and rapidly urbanizing areas, highlighting the need for effective management and mitigation of the negative impacts of air conditioning waste heat for sustainable urban development [2].