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EPISODE · Oct 15, 2025 · 37 MIN

Female power in climate action: cases from China

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China has just hosted the Global Leaders’ Meeting on Women, marking 30 years since the landmark Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action. As the world revisits the goals of gender equality, one question stands out: how can women’s empowerment and climate action work together? In this episode of Climate Watch, Fei Fei speaks with Wang Binbin, Associate Research Professor at Peking University’s Institute for Carbon Neutrality, about her report Synergy of Climate Action and Gender Equality in China. Through her research, Binbin explores how Chinese women are adapting to and driving climate solutions. You can read her report here: https://carbon.pku.edu.cn/kxyj/kydt2/yjbg/d04a089af0cf431caa55605437e00711.htm Climate Watch and Beyond Climate Dialogue collaboration: https://radio.cgtn.com/podcast/news/5/Looking-back-to-move-forward-what-ancient-wisdom-can-teach-us-about-climate-action-Part-1/2715521

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