China's carbon dioxide emissions per 10,000 yuan (about $1,445) of GDP fell 5% YoY in 2025, as the country made notable progress in energy conservation and carbon reduction, according to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) on Saturday.

'https://cdn1.telesco.pe/file/JFLvGTWz6Y4dRWonm01r_e5RC2G4pG2apDXkM5cuYYTsi2yjOu0IoDsJp6Q0yF6r7HVsDyFYaWkOgQm3r9RZhVPzikUI2QN_ztEPGkBYjycD7J6eRuxeynvalqiFCdmVtC1_nP15THp_b1UtebfHADv8Glm9DY0-1tnkwLEn-KOp8yF9AP3bhhEIYQMue8OiC1QJ1J5BjgeAo-zPBu8pd0tTWWVpMpRozMx8_m9Q57lm144Mmfb_za_I4ncY6MRQQJUUP9cgapKeDlVNvcZeTQCgkTYNqJ4pYrnTA40p5k-Ze976Evntf5jgnjW6AyhtmrV_mysMK6mAKtTWvsM5uA.jpg'

Source: [People's Daily China](https://t.me/PDChinaNews/13425)