Jul 21, 2023 08:37 PM

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China, U.S. Will Continue Intensive Climate Talks Ahead of U.N. Conference

By Wang Zili, Zeng Jia and Wang Xintong

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John Kerry, the U.S.’ climate envoy, gives a press conference in Beijing on Wednesday. Photo: VCG

John Kerry, the U.S.’ climate envoy, gives a press conference in Beijing on Wednesday. Photo: VCG

The U.S. and China agreed to continue intensive climate talks to promote cooperation between the world’s two largest greenhouse gas emitters and help make the upcoming COP28 climate summit a success, according to U.S. climate envoy John Kerry.

Future talks will aim to reach mutually agreeable ways of accelerating the transition to renewable energy and further reducing non-carbon dioxide emissions, such as methane, Kerry said at a news conference in Beijing on Wednesday.

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