保加利亚科学院哲学与社会学研究所科学委员会主席韦塞林·彼得罗夫在接受新华社记者采访时表 示，此次研讨会将就生态文明进行交流，向欧洲宣介中国的生态文明思想和可持续发展经验。保加利亚 是欧亚之间的重要交通枢纽，在这里举办这类研讨活动有助于促进东西方文化交融。 此次活动由保加利亚科学院哲学与社会学研究所主办，新华社研究院等机构协办。保加利亚、中 国、比利时、巴西、美国等国的专家学者将在为期4天的活动中发布一批学术报告。 保加利亚科学院哲学与社会学研究所主任埃米莉娅·琴格洛娃在开幕式上说，生态转型是深刻的文 明选择。生态文明须通过哲学、社会科学和自然科学之间的对话来丰富。 中国驻保加利亚大使戴庆利表示，中方愿同包括欧方、保方在内的国际社会加强应对气候变化合 作，推动构建更加公正合理的全球治理体系，推动构建人类命运共同体。面向未来，中国将坚定不移走 绿色、低碳、可持续发展之路。 保加利亚科学院院长埃韦利娜·斯拉夫切娃表示，此次研讨会的意义之一在于，来自世界不同地 区、不同科学领域的专家学者共同努力，为应对当今的全球挑战、共创各国人民更美好的未来作出贡 献。 新华社索非亚10月8日电（记者林浩）主题为"生态文明与可持续发 ...

Core Insights - Veolia has released its first ESG report for mainland China, highlighting its commitment to sustainable development and support for China's ecological transition and "dual carbon" goals [1][2] Group 1: ESG Report Overview - The ESG report covers environmental, social, and governance dimensions, showcasing Veolia's sustainable development achievements in China for 2024 [1] - The report aligns with Veolia's "GreenUp" strategic plan, which aims to invest €2 billion in decarbonization, pollution reduction, and resource recycling from 2024 to 2027 [1][2] Group 2: Carbon Emission Reduction - In 2024, Veolia is projected to avoid over 496,000 tons of carbon emissions in China [2] - Specific projects, such as the Harbin Southwest municipal heating project, utilize waste heat recovery technology to reduce carbon emissions by 84,000 tons annually [2] Group 3: Commitment to Local Market - Since entering the Chinese market in the 1990s, Veolia has invested in over 100 projects across approximately 50 cities in mainland China and Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan [2] - The company emphasizes that its ESG practices are integral to its business model, not merely an additional cost [2][3] Group 4: Future Directions - Veolia plans to leverage China's vast market for diversified practices and to promote innovative concepts both domestically and internationally [3] - The ESG report serves as a foundation for deeper dialogue with stakeholders and a new starting point for promoting sustainable development [3]

Core Viewpoint - The transformation of Wuhan's Qingshan Riverside from an industrial area to an ecological showcase highlights the successful integration of industrial heritage with modern urban development, promoting cultural tourism and environmental sustainability [1][3][4]. Group 1: Industrial Heritage and Transformation - Qingshan District, historically known for its steel production, has undergone significant transformation since the establishment of Wuhan Iron and Steel Corporation in 1958, which marked the beginning of China's industrialization [3]. - The area has shifted from a polluted industrial zone to an ecological riverside park, with a focus on creating a harmonious environment that integrates flood control and urban aesthetics [3][4]. - The renovation project, initiated in 2013, has turned the riverside into a cultural theme park, recognized with the C40 World Cities Award for its innovative approach to urban development [3][4]. Group 2: Ecological and Cultural Impact - The Qingshan Riverside now boasts an 80% green coverage rate, contributing approximately 723 tons of carbon sequestration and releasing around 2400 tons of oxygen annually, effectively serving as a natural oxygen bar for the city [4]. - The area has become a vibrant hub for cultural and recreational activities, attracting visitors with diverse offerings such as creative markets, light dining, and various events, thus enhancing local tourism [4][6]. - Future plans include strengthening the management of industrial heritage and promoting industrial culture as a unique tourism IP, aiming to enrich the community's quality of life [6].

Core Viewpoint - The transformation of Luli Keng Village in Quzhou, Zhejiang, from an environmentally degraded "lime village" to a thriving tourist destination showcases successful ecological restoration and sustainable development efforts [1][5]. Group 1: Environmental Improvement - Luli Keng Village was known for its poor ecological environment due to extensive lime production [1][3]. - In 2005, the village initiated a transformation by shutting down lime kilns and factories, focusing on mine restoration and slope greening [5]. Group 2: Tourism Development - The improved ecological conditions have led to a significant increase in tourism, with over 100,000 visitors to the mining camp in the first half of this year, generating nearly 2 million in revenue [8]. - The village has integrated industrial relics with natural surroundings, developing attractions such as cave restaurants, art galleries, and cafes, which have become popular among visitors [6].

Core Insights - The "Ecological Transition Plan" is expected to increase Brazil's GDP growth rate by an average of 0.8 percentage points annually until 2035 [1] - The plan is viewed as an opportunity for Brazil, aiming to reduce environmental impact while promoting income growth [1] - Key initiatives of the plan include carbon market regulation, establishment of sustainable classification, Tropical Forest Permanent Fund (TFFF), future fuels, new industries in Brazil, climate fund, and low-carbon hydrogen plan [1] Economic Impact - The plan aims to promote sustainable economic growth in Brazil and achieve greenhouse gas reduction targets set at the United Nations Climate Change Conference [1] - The Brazilian Ministry of Finance emphasizes that the transition to this economic model is seen as beneficial rather than costly [1]