GLOBALink | China's green drive creates country's first carbon-negative island

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From　transforming　farmland　back　into　forests　to　adopting　clean　energy　sources　and　establishing　a　＂carbon　credit　bank，＂　Lingshan　Island　in　the　eastern　Chinese　city　of　Qingdao　has　launched　an　all－out　war　against　carbon　emissions．

These　efforts　have　yielded　remarkable　results，　positioning　the　island　located　in　the　West　Coast　New　Area　of　Qingdao　as　China＇s　first　carbon－negative　sea　island，　thereby，　demonstrating　the　country＇s　commitment　to　environmental　sustainability．

China　has　set　ambitious　goals　of　achieving　carbon　peak　by　2030　and　carbon　neutrality　by　2060，　taking　a　prominent　role　in　the　global　fight　against　climate　change．