NANJING -- China's solar industry is expected to embrace faster growth as the country aims to have CO2 emissions peak before 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality before 2060.
Murphy said that "unfortunately, we have been seeing a backslide in compliance. The weather has gotten warmer, and not surprisingly as a result, our rate of infection has similarly crept up."
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NXP also sees strong opportunities in the internet of things in China.
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NASA is set to launch an ambitious mission to Mars on Thursday with the liftoff of its next-generation Perseverance rover, a six-wheeled robot tasked with deploying a mini helicopter, testing out equipment for future human missions and searching for traces of past Martian life.
Nanjing Agricultural University in East China’s Jiangsu province is helping farmers in remote areas grow chrysanthemums to shake off poverty.Chen Fadi, vice president of the university, said that the university started to grow the flowers in the Hushu community of Nanjing’s Jiangning district in 2013. Its Hushu base, as the world’s largest gene bank of chrysanthemums, keeps more than 3,000 varieties of the flower.“The base received more than 550,000 visitors last fall and contributed more than 52 million yuan (.7 million) to the local economy,” Chen said during the province’s Political Consultative Conference, which started on Sunday and ends Wednesday.The university has introduced the flower to many poverty-stricken areas in the country, such as some counties in Southwest China’s Guizhou and Northwest China’s Qinghai provinces, he said.“People in Guizhou’s Majiang county now grow more than 133 hectares of chrysanthemums. It’s highly welcomed by the local farmers and contributed 120 million yuan to the local economy.”
Nakamitsu echoed United Nations Security-General Antonio Guterres' call for all states to urgently seek agreement on a new common path for international arms control.
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