China promised to nullify emissions of carbon by 2060

In their reports to the UN General Assembly, the leaders of China and the United States criticized each other's environmental policies. The intricacies of the climate statements of Xi Jinping and Donald Trump today understand the international news agency Al Jazeera in the article Net Zero by 2060: China's new bold carbon target. China intends to achieve this task by 2060 in 8 five-year plans. * * * Speaking to the United Nations General Assembly on September 22, 2020, Chinese President Xi Jinping said that his government plans to increase China's commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions under the Paris Climate Agreement and called for a green revolution just minutes after, as US President Donald Trump brought down accusations of rampant environmental pollution on Beijing. The Secretary-General of CPC then announced that his country would effectively balance its carbon emissions with measures to offset them by 2060. China will increase its perceived and nationally defined contribution to the Paris Agreement by adopting more vigorous measures and policies, Xi Jinping said, urging all countries to pursue a green recovery in the world economy in the post- COVID-19 era. China's main leader called for multilateral action on climate change after US President Donald Trump called the Paris Climate Agreement a unilateral deal and criticized China for being the largest source of carbon emissions in the world. Todd Stern, U.S. climate spokesman for the administration of former President Barack Obama, who worked to conclude a bilateral climate agreement with China in 2014, said the statement by China's president was an encouraging step. President Xi Jinping's announcement today that China intends to achieve carbon neutrality by 2060 is big and important news the closer to 2050, the better, he said. This year, the United States and China suffered from extreme weather, which scientists predict will accompany climate change. In China, torrential rains in the summer triggered the harshest flood season in 30 years, while the United States is experiencing one of the most intense hurricane seasons at the same time as wildfires ravaging western states. At the beginning of his activities as president of the United States, Trump called climate change a hoax, and in 2017 withdrew the United States from the Paris Agreement, outlining his view of the problem. Joe Biden, a Democratic presidential candidate and former vice president, has included climate change in his list of serious crises facing the United States. Trump, who has repealed or relaxed hundreds of environmental regulations, said the United States has reduced carbon emissions more than any other country participating in the Paris Agreement. Those who attack America's exceptional environmental performance while ignoring the rampant
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