2015 National Low Carbon Day theme slogan was released
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On June 15, 2015, China will usher in the third low-carbon day. Tian Chengchuan, director of the Division of Strategic Division of the National Development and Reform Commission, summarized the response to climate change as “family affairs and national affairs†at the press conference. He said that in the process of urbanization in China, paying attention to the issue of urban carbon emissions is of great significance to China's low-carbon development.
According to reports, in order to tie in with this low-carbon day related publicity campaign, and widely spread scientific knowledge on climate change, establish a green and low-carbon development concept, promote a healthy low-carbon lifestyle, promote ecological civilization construction, in the National Development and Reform Commission to deal with climate change Division Under the guidance of the China Economic Herald, two months ago, he launched the "National Low Carbon Day" theme slogan and poster contest.
The agency stated that this competition has received high attention and extensive participation from all walks of life. It has collected nearly 5,000 works. After preliminary evaluation and re-evaluation of multiple professional links, several judges from government agencies, professional colleges, and well-known design companies finally selected over a hundred finalists such as finalists, third prizes, second prizes, first prizes, and successful bid awards. .
It is reported that on June 15th, the national low-carbon day exhibition will select some of the winning entries to be displayed. The organizers hope that these works, which are derived from public sentiment, come from real life, and are refined through art, have positive effects on the community's common concern for climate change, active participation in low-carbon development, and sustainable development of livable low-carbon cities.