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89 China Int'l Stud. 112 (2021)
Climate Change Policies of the EU and the US: Divergences and Cooperation Prospects

handle is hein.journals/chintersd89 and id is 114 raw text is: Climate Change Policies of the EU and the US: Divergences and Cooperation Prospects Dong Yifan & Sun Chenghao th rising non-traditional security challenges posed by climate change, the world has gradually realized that climate change is real and brings multiple threats and challenges. Global climate governance is increasingly important in international affairs and has drawn more attention and even competition for interests among major powers. In terms of their strength and international responsibility, the climate policies of the United States and the European Union and how they interact have a significant impact on the trend of global climate governance. Since taking office, US President Joe Biden has rectified his predecessor's climate policy by promoting a Green New Deal and investing more in energy transition at home, while actively advancing climate diplomacy and rebuilding US leadership worldwide. Correspondingly, there might be new changes to US- EU interaction in the area of climate change. The analysis of climate change policies of the EU and the US is essential not only for understanding the trend of global climate governance, but also for managing China's climate cooperation with the two sides and the broader trilateral relations. Major Differences in EU and US Climate Change Policies Since climate change was put on the international political agenda in the 1980s, the US and the EU, as major powers and developed economies, Dong Yifan is Assistant Research Fellow at the Institute of European Studies, China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations (CICIR); Sun Chenghao is Assistant Research Fellow at the Institute of American Studies, CICIR. Climate Change Policies of the EU and the US: Divergences and Cooperation Prospects 112 China International Studies

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