Carbon Economics Salon Held at PHBS in Shenzhen
A Carbon Economics Salon held in Shenzhen addressed the relationship between climate and trade, a crucial challenge for the Asia-Pacific region.
The relationship between climate and trade has become a crucial challenge for the Asia-Pacific region, a topic that drew nearly 100 academics, policymakers, and industry representatives to the Carbon Economics Salon held at PHBS in Shenzhen on July 29, 2026.
The event, hosted at the Peking University's Graduate School of Business (PHBS) campus, aimed to foster discussions on the economic implications of climate change and trade policies. Participants explored strategies for balancing environmental sustainability with economic growth in the region.
Discussions focused on recent research and policy recommendations concerning carbon markets and the implementation of climate action. Experts highlighted the need for integrated approaches that consider both economic development and climate mitigation efforts.
The Carbon Economics Salon provided a platform for sharing insights and potential solutions to address the complex interplay between climate and commerce. Organizers expressed hopes that such dialogues will lead to collaborative efforts and innovative strategies for the Asia-Pacific's sustainable future.