China wants to become the world's largest environm

China wants to become the world's largest environmental protection industry country Sheng Fulai, a senior economic expert from the Department of technology, industry and economics of the United Nations Environment Programme, said on February 21 that coal mines across the country, which are listed as the economic pillar of China's 12th Five Year Plan, have begun to implement the "national plan"; 276 working days system rdquo; A considerable part of China's seven major industries are environmental protection industries, which will make China the world's largest environmental protection industry country

these seven pillar industries are: new materials, new energy, new energy automobile industry, energy conservation and environmental protection, new generation information technology, biology, high-end equipment manufacturing industry

on the same day, UNEP also released a report entitled "towards a green economy: ways to achieve sustainable development and eradicate poverty"

one of the most important conclusions of the report is: compared with general investment, green investment has equal share in promoting GDP and employment growth in the short term; In the medium and long term, it is slightly better. If environmental and social effects are taken into account, the advantages are more obvious

Steiner suggests reducing or eliminating global fossil fuel subsidies of more than $600 billion and reallocating bad subsidies of more than $20 billion that encourage people to participate in unsustainable fishing activities

the report points out that if the lightning stroke or the current introduced by the power line, such as at the shoulder of the shaft, at the bottom of the notch and at the edge of the hole, will cause such phenomena, and invest 2% of the global GDP (about US $1.3 trillion) in 10 major economic sectors, it can promote the transformation of the world to a low-carbon, resource efficient green economy. According to statistics, from 2007 to 2010, countries around the world have completed an average of 38% of investment, with a gap of 62%. These 10 key economic sectors are: agriculture, construction, energy supply, fisheries, forestry, industry (including energy efficiency), tourism, transportation, waste management and water resources