China’s New Environmental Law Enters Into Force

The Chinese Environmental and Ecological Law has officially come into force, making it the second codified law in the country after the Civil Law. Its goal is to promote a green transition through the regulation of 1,242 articles covering pollution control, ecological preservation, and green, low-carbon development. The law emphasizes addressing climate change, energy conservation, and the circular economy, including 57 climate-related provisions to support China's objectives of peaking carbon emissions before 2030 and achieving carbon neutrality by 2060. This initiative is part of the country's efforts to strengthen environmental governance, alongside ongoing projects for ecosystem restoration and clean energy development, coinciding with China's celebration of Environment Day.

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