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Why Researching Climate Change Discourses in China?,ina has been seen as a very important country within the global climate governance, having implemented its efforts on climate mitigation and adaption. But it is really important and interesting to know when and why China had changed its understandings of climate change issues. This thus employs the

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Climate Change Politics, Journalism and Coverage of China, climate policies had been determined by economic, energy, environmental, societal, administrative and international factors from 2007 to 2015. The evolution of China’s climate governance and policies places a fundamental basis for changing its climate change discourses. Beyond the climate policies

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