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China and Kenya Urge Fairer Global Environmental Rules as Top UN Climate Summit Ends

China's Vice Minister for Ecology and Environment, GUO Fang, stressed that the world is facing a shared future defined by three interconnected global challenges during the forum. [File, Standard]

China and Kenya this week concluded a major United Nations climate assembly by calling for a more "just and equitable" system of global environmental governance the shared rules and institutions that manage environmental issues worldwide.

They urged greater multilateral cooperation to effectively combat the planet's escalating "triple crisis."

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