v Focus on Low-Carbon Lifestyle
THE Chinese government has announced that by 2020, the country's carbon dioxide emissions per unit of GDP will be reduced by 40 to 45 percent from the 2005 levels. Individual Chinese are also gaining stronger awareness about saving energy, with groups like the "Low-carbon Tribe" being formed to promote eco-friendly lifestyle. CRI invites guests from China and the United States for a video discussion.
Video Report: Better Environment, Better You
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| • Ask Your Questions |
- What are the components of a low-carbon lifestyle?
- What can we do to reduce our carbon footprint?
- What's being done to popularize low-carbon living?
- What are the business opportunities?
- What are the current trends in low-carbon design?
- What needs to be done to make cities greener?
- What policies can be implemented?
- What are China and the US doing in this regard?
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Guests in Beijing Studio
 Philip McMaster
Principal researcher and co-founder of the McMaster Institute for Sustainable Development in Commerce. |  Dongmei Chen
Ms. Dongmei Chen joined WWF in Jan. 2006 as the director of Climate Change and Energy Programme. | |
Guests in Los Angeles
 Yilan (Heidi) Luo
Vice President of IMS, an int'l business company which promotes environment friendly packaging. |  Jill Whynot
Jill Whynot has extensive experience working in the air pollution field. | |
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