Core Insights - The 4th China-ASEAN Meteorological Cooperation Forum was successfully held in Nanning, Guangxi, focusing on "Empowering Meteorological Cooperation with Digital Intelligence for Early Warning and Public Welfare" [2] - The forum marked a significant milestone in deepening and enhancing cooperation between China and ASEAN countries in meteorology, transitioning from "seeding" to "harvesting" [2] Group 1: Development and Achievements - Over nine years, China-ASEAN meteorological cooperation has established a new framework characterized by "improved mechanisms, shared technology, talent exchange, and public welfare empowerment" [3] - The cooperation mechanism has become "regular," with forums held every two years, extending collaboration from "periodic meetings" to "regular advancement" [3] - Data sharing has been enhanced, with Guangxi establishing the first overseas meteorological data cloud node in China and implementing a cross-border "negative list" for meteorological data [3] - Research has advanced towards "intelligence," with the development of AI forecasting models and early warning systems, providing regular forecasting services to major cities in ASEAN countries [3] Group 2: Highlights of the Forum - The forum initiated the "China-ASEAN Meteorological AI Model Application Joint Innovation Action," focusing on building models, utilizing data, cultivating talent, and establishing platforms [4] - The first global climate dataset was shared, supporting global meteorological AI research and early warning systems [4] - The concept of "China-ASEAN Meteorological Home" was introduced, integrating physical and digital spaces for enhanced cooperation [4] - The forum featured 17 specialized reports and discussions on AI's role in meteorology, fostering deep exchanges among participants [5][6] Group 3: Future Directions - The cooperation is set to transition from "accumulating results" to "quality enhancement," with a focus on "data sharing + AI integration" to improve public meteorological services [7] - ASEAN countries expressed a desire for deeper collaboration with China in international training and technology sharing, particularly in AI [7]

Group 1 - The China Alcohol Industry ESG Rating Platform 2.0 has expanded its coverage from three categories (liquor, beer, and wine) to over ten categories, including various types of alcohol such as yellow wine, fruit wine, and whiskey, achieving full coverage of the alcohol sector [1] - The platform aims to provide comprehensive ESG services, including brand planning, research, training, and carbon management for enterprises [1] - The initiative has achieved three "firsts" in the ESG field, including the establishment of the first carbon-neutral forum in the paper industry and the first ESG rating platform for the alcohol sector in China [1] Group 2 - The "China Comprehensive Governance of Bulk Coal Research Report 2025" was released, highlighting significant reductions in bulk coal usage, with over 400 million tons cut since 2017 [2] - The report indicates that by the end of 2024, rural winter heating coal consumption in northern regions is expected to drop to between 5.5 to 7.5 million tons [2] - Clean heating rates in northern regions have increased from 65% at the end of 2020 to approximately 83% [2] Group 3 - China Meteorological Administration has shared climate data products globally for the first time, promoting international collaboration in meteorological data [3] - The forum focused on enhancing meteorological cooperation among ASEAN countries, integrating AI with meteorological services [3] Group 4 - The typhoon "Haikashan" is approaching South China, with significant potential impacts on travel and local production activities during the upcoming holiday [4][5] - The typhoon is expected to maintain its intensity as it approaches land, with maximum wind speeds exceeding 62 meters per second [5] Group 5 - The China Alcohol Industry Association is soliciting participation for drafting national standards on greenhouse gas product carbon footprint quantification for liquor [6] - This initiative aims to involve various stakeholders in the standardization process for carbon footprint measurement in the liquor manufacturing sector [6] Group 6 - The Carbon Footprint Accounting Module compatible with ILCD format was launched, facilitating seamless integration of carbon accounting results for enterprises [7] - This development aims to enhance the accessibility of carbon accounting data for international sharing [7] Group 7 - Insights from a prominent climate scientist indicate that industries such as energy and transportation are most directly affected by climate change, emphasizing the need for precise meteorological forecasts to turn risks into opportunities [8] - Monitoring carbon cycle data and improving forecasting capabilities for extreme weather and carbon changes are identified as key technological directions for climate response [8]

Group 1: ESG Developments in the Alcohol Industry - The China Alcohol Industry ESG Rating Platform 2.0 has expanded its coverage from three categories (liquor, beer, and wine) to over ten categories, including various types of alcohol such as yellow wine, fruit wine, and whiskey [1] - The platform aims to provide comprehensive ESG services, including brand planning, research, training, and carbon management for enterprises [1] - The initiative has achieved three "firsts" in the ESG field, including the establishment of the first carbon-neutral forum in the paper industry and the first comprehensive ESG rating platform for the alcohol sector [1] Group 2: Coal Management and Environmental Initiatives - The "China Comprehensive Coal Management Research Report 2025" was released, highlighting significant reductions in coal usage, with over 400 million tons cut since 2017 [2] - The report indicates that by the end of 2024, the use of coal for residential heating in northern rural areas is expected to drop to between 5.5 to 7.5 million tons [2] - Clean heating rates in northern regions have increased from 65% at the end of 2020 to approximately 83% [2] Group 3: Climate Data Sharing and International Cooperation - China has launched its global climate data products for international sharing, marking a significant step in promoting high-value meteorological data globally [3] - The forum focused on enhancing regional meteorological cooperation, integrating AI with meteorological services [3] Group 4: Typhoon Impact and Weather Forecasting - Typhoon "Haikashan" is approaching South China, with maximum wind speeds exceeding 62 m/s and expected to make landfall near Yangjiang [4][5] - The typhoon's impact is anticipated to affect travel and daily life during the upcoming holiday period [4] Group 5: Carbon Footprint Standards in the Alcohol Industry - The China Alcohol Industry Association has announced a public call for drafting units and experts for the national standard on "Greenhouse Gas Product Carbon Footprint Quantification Method and Requirements for Liquor" [5] - This initiative aims to standardize the quantification of carbon footprints in the liquor manufacturing sector [5] Group 6: Climate Change and Industry Transformation - Insights from a prominent climate scientist indicate that industries such as energy and transportation are most directly affected by climate change, emphasizing the need for precise weather forecasting to turn risks into opportunities [7] - Monitoring carbon cycle data and enhancing forecasting capabilities for extreme weather and carbon changes are identified as key technological directions for empowering climate response [7]