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China Climate Conundrum
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| With Prof. Cary Krosinsky (Dir. Sustainable Finance, Carbon Tracker Initiative), Li Shuo (Dir. China Climate Hub, Asia Society Policy Institute), Elaine Chow (Head, YCW), Kevin Zongzhe Li (Resonance Global). |
| China Institute, 40 Rector St |
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Apr 16 (Wed) , 2025 @ 06:00 PM
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As the world grapples with the escalating climate crisis, the need for international cooperation & innovative solutions has never been more urgent. However, with the U.S.' withdrawal from key environmental initiatives, China has been pushed to the forefront of global climate leadership.
CINGS & YCW invite you to speak with our experts to understand how China is now engaging with the EU, the Global South, & potentially even local American interests in the climate space, as well as how all players can reposition themselves amidst the challenges & opportunities in international climate governance.
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Agenda
Keynote by Professor Cary Krosinsky
Panel: U.S., China, & the Global Climate Stage
LI SHUO, CARY KROSINSKY, Moderated by ELAINE CHOW
Conversation: Next Gen Perspective - Adaptation & Resilience Opportunities
TAYLAH BLAND & KEVIN ZONGZHE LI
Networking
Speakers
Professor Cary Krosinsky is a widely respected educator, leading author, & advisor on sustainable finance, who has lectured at Yale, NYU, & Harvard. He is Co-Founder & Director of the Sustainable Finance Institute & Co-Founder of the Carbon Tracker Initiative. His most recent book on modern China discusses the need for better relations to solve societal challenges.
Li Shuo is Director of the China Climate Hub at the Asia Society Policy Institute, as well as a Senior Fellow with ASPI's Center for China Analysis. His work focuses on analyzing China's environmental & energy policies & supporting the international community's engagement with China's climate agenda.
Taylah Bland is a Senior Program Officer, China Climate Hub & Fellow, Climate, Energy & the Environment, Centre for China Analysis at the Asia Society Policy Institute. Her work focuses on international environmental law, climate diplomacy, adaptation & resilience, & China's domestic climate policies. Taylah has been quoted in international media outlets, produced her own original research, & authored numerous op-eds. She was an inaugural Women in the Alliance network member at the University of Sydney's United States Studies Centre & was just named on the Young Australians in International Affairs list of "Young Women to Watch in International Affairs for 2025.
Elaine Chow is the head of YCW New York, most recently served as CMO of The China Project, & is now a freelance marketing & business consultant. Prior to returning to the United States, she worked in digital marketing for multinationals in Shanghai & Beijing, & as Brand Director for the China youth oriented platform Radii.co. She started her career in journalism, serving as a legal newswire reporter, the Asia Editor for tech website Gizmodo, & the Managing Editor of China news website Shanghaiist.com.
Kevin Zongzhe Li is Senior Analyst at Resonance Global, where he consults on strategy, partnerships, & innovations to help corporate & foundation clients drive sustainable impact & resilience. He is also affiliated researcher at Asia Society Policy Institute's Center for China Analysis, where he researches the geopolitics of energy transition & China-Indonesia relations. Since 2021, Kevin has been a co-founder of the US-China Climate Forum, where he advocates for bilateral cooperation on climate issues between the two countries.
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CINGS (China Institute Next Gen x Serica)
The China Institute Next Gen x Serica (CINGS) convenes next generation leaders with a passion for tangible social & environmental impact through connecting & inspiring like-minded leaders to create actionable change.
Young China Watchers
Young China Watchers (YCW) is a dynamic group of China-focused young professionals. Through regular roundtables & talks with senior figures in the China academic, policy & business communities, it provides a chance for engaged individuals to interact & discuss the most pressing issues emerging from China today. Through our growing global network, we seek to foster the next generation of China thought-leaders.
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