Even if ties between the two countries are still tight, the US and China must cooperate to achieve the global climate goals, according to John Kerry, the country’s special presidential envoy for the environment.
Kerry acknowledged the difficult problems Beijing and Washington are facing, but he highlighted the urgent need to address climate change.
John Kerry Stated About the Climate Change
“I’m not minimizing any of the problems we have with it, he insisted. There are numerous, critical, and important problems.
But more immediately, the time on the environment is ticking. Additionally, we must make an effort to move.”
The previous high-temperature\ record on April 21 was 87, which was established in 1954.
The annual Dolphy Day festival was held by Le Moyne College students in spite of the unusually warm weather.
The same patterns are being seen globally by scientists.
For weeks, a heat wave has affected most of Asia, including China and India, which together make up a third of the world’s population.
On April 14, Thailand recorded its warmest day ever, breaking the previous record of 113 degrees.
And since an El Nino is predicted to form this summer, things could get worse this year.
At that time, the eastern equatorial Pacific Ocean’s surface waters experience an extraordinary warming trend that affects regional weather patterns.
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The Hope of the US in Partnership with China for Climate Change
The US is not required to give anything away. It’s important for us to work together to achieve anything.
After a Chinese spy balloon spent a week in American airspace, the United States accused Beijing of considering sending lethal help to Russia, and American politicians met with Taiwan’s president despite warnings from Beijing, ties between the two countries have remained tight in the first few months of the year.
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