THE POLICY CHANGES OF CHINA (2010~2014)

  • 2010

    2010
    In May, 2010, the Monetary department released《Private purchase of new energy vehicle pilot financial subsidies for Interim Measures》. It set the limitation date of this pilot program was from 2010 to 2012.
  • 2011

    2011
    Establishment of China's first generation of short-term climate prediction model system, developing a new generation of global climate system model for climate change on national food security, water security, ecological security, human health and safety and other aspects of the impact assessment.
  • 2012

    2012
    has raised the attention of ordinary people, everyone wears mask when they ‘re out, 2012 the Beijing municipal government began reporting PM2.5 data for the first time. And from the start of this year, the country’s environment ministry announced, 74 cities around the country were to begin monitoring and reporting on all sorts of pollutants, including PM2.5, sulphur dioxide, carbon monoxide and ozone.
  • 2013

    2013
    Chinese authorities had already embarked on a wide range of strategies to improve air quality, and that they probably deserve more credit than either foreign or domestic critics tend to give themIn response to an increasing air pollution problem, the Chinese government announced a five-year, US$277 billion plan to address the issue in 2013. Northern China will receive particular attention, as the government aims to reduce air emissions by 25 percent by 2017, compared with 2012 levels.
  • 2014

    2014
    Li Keqiang said, must “declare war” on pollution. As the noxious haze lingered, microbloggers expressed outrage that a top-level “red” alert was not issued. Many accused the government of failing to deal with the smog.
  • later

    later
    To be continued: there’s a long way to go