Weekly Topic: What will be the theme for this year’s Environment Day?

This post was last edited by yzhang2010 on 2011-8-8 at 16:38. The theme for World Environment Day in 2011 was: Forests: Nature at Your Service. World Environment Day is observed on June 5th every year; its establishment reflects the awareness and attitudes of people around the world regarding environmental issues, as well as our human desire for a better environment.

This post was last edited by yzhang2010 on 2011-8-8 at 16:38. The theme for World Environment Day in 2011 was: Forests: Nature at Your Service. World Environment Day is observed on June 5th every year; its establishment reflects the awareness and attitudes of people around the world regarding environmental issues, as well as our human desire for a better environment. This year’s theme for World Environment Day reflects people’s emphasis on greening, as well as the harmony and unity between humans and nature.

This post was last edited and replied to by yzhang2010 on 2011-8-8 at 16:39. Reply 1# fangqiong [Taode Tian, spokesperson for the Ministry of Environmental Protection, informed the media on April 13 about China’s theme for World Environment Day 2011: “Building an ecological civilization together, sharing a green future.” The theme aims to raise public awareness of the relationship between the environment and development and encourage proactive action, emphasizing the concepts of ecological civilization and green development as well as public participation, and calling on the whole society to take action to contribute to a path of sustainable development. Tao Diantian said that the United Nations Environment Programme has chosen the theme for this year’s World Environment Day as “Forests: Nature at Your Service”, in order to complement the United Nations International Year of Forests, highlight the ecological value of forests, and raise awareness about forest conservation.

The last edit to this post was made by yzhang2010 on 2011-8-8 at 16:39. Reply 1# fangqiong: Tao Detian, the spokesperson for the Ministry of Environmental Protection, informed the media today about China’s theme for World Environment Day on June 5, 2011: “Building an ecological civilization together for a green future.” The theme aims to raise public awareness of the relationship between the environment and development and encourage proactive action, emphasizing the concepts of ecological civilization and green development as well as public participation, and calling on the whole society to take action to contribute to a path of sustainable development. 　　Tao Diantian said that the United Nations Environment Programme has chosen the theme for this year’s World Environment Day as “Forests: Nature at Your Service”, in order to complement the United Nations International Year of Forests, highlight the ecological value of forests, and raise awareness among people about forest conservation. While echoing the global theme of protecting forests and safeguarding our green homes, the Chinese theme places greater emphasis on the important and urgent strategic task of advancing ecological civilization. It calls on everyone to take action, adopt the concept of green development, and work together to create a green future. Building an ecological civilization is a major strategic concept and task put forward by our Party, guided by the Scientific Outlook on Development, in light of the severe reality of excessive costs to resources and the environment during rapid economic growth. The construction of an ecological civilization is a noble endeavor that requires the participation, effort, and shared benefits of the entire society. To build such an ecosystem, we need to redefine the relationship between humans and nature, enabling economic and social development to undergo a gradual green transformation. Achieving a green transformation requires accelerating the shift in the mode of economic development and strengthening environmental governance and ecological construction. It demands the joint efforts of the entire society, with every citizen and every family acting as advocates, practitioners, and promoters to guide society as a whole down a path of civilized development characterized by productive growth, prosperous living standards, and a healthy ecosystem.

The last edit to this post was made by yzhang2010 on 2011-8-8 at 16:40. Reply 1# fangqiong: The theme for World Environment Day in 2011 is “Forests: Nature at Your Service”. World Environment Day is observed on June 5th every year; its establishment reflects the awareness and attitudes of people around the world regarding environmental issues, as well as our human desire for a better environment.

This post was last edited by yzhang2010 on 2011-8-8 at 16:40. The theme for this year’s World Environment Day is “Forests: Nature at Your Service”, aimed at supporting the United Nations International Year of Forests, highlighting the ecological value of forests, and raising awareness about forest conservation. This year’s theme for World Environment Day in China is: “Build an ecological civilization, share a green future.” The theme aims to raise public awareness of the relationship between the environment and development and encourage proactive action, emphasizing the concepts of ecological civilization and green development as well as public participation, and calling on the whole society to take action to contribute to a path of sustainable development. While echoing the global theme of protecting forests and safeguarding our green homes, the Chinese theme places greater emphasis on the important and urgent strategic task of advancing ecological civilization. It calls on everyone to take action, adopt the concept of green development, and work together to create a green future. Building an ecological civilization is a major strategic concept and task put forward by our Party, guided by the Scientific Outlook on Development, in light of the severe reality of excessive costs to resources and the environment during rapid economic growth. The construction of an ecological civilization is a noble endeavor that requires the participation, effort, and shared benefits of the entire society. To build such an ecosystem, we need to redefine the relationship between humans and nature, enabling economic and social development to undergo a gradual green transformation. Achieving a green transformation requires accelerating the shift in the mode of economic development and strengthening environmental governance and ecological construction. It demands the joint efforts of the entire society, with every citizen and every family acting as advocates, practitioners, and promoters to guide society as a whole down a path of civilized development characterized by productive growth, prosperous living standards, and a healthy ecosystem.

This post was last edited by yzhang2010 on 2011-8-8 at 16:41. The theme for World Environment Day in 2011 was: Forests: Nature at Your Service. World Environment Day is observed on June 5th every year; its establishment reflects the awareness and attitudes of people around the world regarding environmental issues, as well as our human desire for a better environment.

This post was last edited by yzhang2010 on 2011-8-8 at 16:41. The theme for China’s World Environment Day on June 5, 2011, was set as “Building an Ecological Civilization, Sharing a Green Future”. Tao Detian, spokesperson for the Ministry of Environmental Protection, said that this theme aims to raise public awareness of the relationship between the environment and development and encourage proactive actions in this regard. It emphasizes the concepts of ecological civilization and green development, as well as public participation, calling on the whole society to take action to contribute to a path of sustainable development. It is reported that the United Nations Environment Programme has chosen the theme for this year’s World Environment Day as “Forests: Nature at Your Service.” This theme is intended to complement the United Nations International Year of Forests, to highlight the ecological value of forests, and to raise awareness about forest conservation. While echoing the global theme of protecting forests and safeguarding our green homes, the Chinese theme places greater emphasis on the important and urgent strategic task of advancing ecological civilization. It calls on everyone to take action, adopt the concept of green development, and work together to create a green future. Tao Tiantian pointed out that the construction of an ecological civilization is a noble endeavor that requires the participation, effort, and shared benefits of the entire society. To build such an ecosystem, we need to redefine the relationship between humans and nature, so as to enable economic and social development to undergo a gradual green transformation. Achieving a green transformation requires accelerating the shift in the mode of economic development and strengthening environmental governance and ecological construction. It demands the joint efforts of the entire society, with every citizen and every family acting as advocates, practitioners, and promoters to guide society as a whole down a path of civilized development characterized by productive growth, prosperous living standards, and a healthy ecosystem. It is reported that during the period around June 5th, the Ministry of Environmental Protection will organize a series of promotional and commemorative activities, including holding special press conferences, organizing exhibitions on environmental protection achievements during the 11th Five-Year Plan period, and producing and broadcasting special programs on environmental protection. Localities will also carry out a variety of promotional and commemorative activities centered on the theme of China, taking into account local conditions, in order to build broad social consensus, stimulate public enthusiasm, and create a positive atmosphere throughout society that encourages concern, support, and participation in environmental protection.

This post was last edited by yzhang2010 on 2011-8-8 at 16:44. The theme for World Environment Day on June 5, 2011, in China was: “Building an ecological civilization together for a green future.” The theme aims to raise public awareness of the relationship between the environment and development and encourage proactive action, emphasizing the concepts of ecological civilization and green development as well as public participation, and calling on the whole society to take action to contribute to a path of sustainable development. The United Nations Environment Programme has chosen the theme for this year’s World Environment Day as “Forests: Nature at Your Service”, in line with the United Nations International Year of Forests, aiming to highlight the ecological value of forests and raise awareness about their protection. While echoing the global theme of protecting forests and safeguarding our green homes, the Chinese theme places greater emphasis on the important and urgent strategic task of advancing ecological civilization. It calls on everyone to take action, adopt the concept of green development, and work together to create a green future. The construction of an ecological civilization is a noble endeavor that requires the participation, effort, and shared benefits of the entire society. To build such an ecosystem, we need to redefine the relationship between humans and nature, enabling economic and social development to undergo a gradual green transformation. Achieving a green transformation requires accelerating the shift in the mode of economic development and strengthening environmental governance and ecological construction. It demands the joint efforts of the entire society, with every citizen and every family acting as advocates, practitioners, and promoters to guide society as a whole down a path of civilized development characterized by productive growth, prosperous living standards, and a healthy ecosystem.

This post was last edited by yzhang2010 on 2011-8-8 at 16:45. The theme for World Environment Day in 2011 was: Forests: Nature at Your Service. World Environment Day is observed on June 5th every year; its establishment reflects the awareness and attitudes of people around the world regarding environmental issues, as well as our human desire for a better environment. The theme for China is “Low-carbon emission reduction, green lifestyle”. The consequences of sacrificing the environment for economic development in the past have become increasingly apparent; emission reduction and environmental protection have turned into irreversible trends. As traditional industries such as steel and cement are entering a phase of decline, the opportunities in the environmental protection sector are just beginning to emerge.