Climate Change

Biography

Biography: Hilaire Yankulije

Abstract

The role of China in both in emission of Greenhouses gases is important.  This country is now world number one in above said gases emission and its yearly deposits in atmosphere is enormous. In 2009, the Chinese emission was about 10, 33 Gt. This amount was representing more than 30% of Global emission because the latter was 35,27Gt.In 2014, according to international reports, the annual Chinese emission reached 29% of Global emission. For some details, the former Mongolian empire contributed to by two-thirds to the net growth of coal consumption and the latter part in global total CO2 deposited in atmosphere is 40%. Even it becomes evident that International community still seized by the problem the role of big emitters and china  particularly  remain a focus of every one who want to examine the problem.

As many of world countries China have submitted its INDC in which it promises to enhance the   actions against  climate change among which the reduction of  CO2 emission by  33.8% lower than the 2005 level; to increase the forest area  by 21.6 million hectares and 2.188 billion cubic meters compared to the 2005 levels. In the electrification of energy, China envision to build a hydropower capacity of 300 gigawatts  the  capacity of on-grid wind power is 95.81 gigawatts  and the capacity of solar power of  The installed capacity of solar power is 28.05 gigawatts. However, in the aftermath of COP21 we can ask ourselves how China is translating into action those promises. This Paper aim at exploring how China five years economic plan envisions to reduce Greenhouse gases emission.