Governing Sustainability Globally
IISD Vice-President (International) Mark Halle spoke at a panel discussion at Carnegie Tsinghua, alongside Zhang Haibin, professor at Peking University and Zhou Dadi, former director general of Energy Research Institute at the National Development and Reform Commission.
The discussion was hosted by Wang Tao and addressed the challenges and future of the global governance of sustainable development.
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