An Examination of Taiwan's Policies in Responding to Climate Change
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This study explores Taiwan's climate strategies, highlighting both their strengths and areas for improvement. Initially, the paper provides an overview of Taiwan's current climate situation, establishing a baseline for understanding the existing policy landscape. It then critically evaluates the country's efforts concerning carbon emissions reduction, energy efficiency, and broader carbon-reduction initiatives implemented in recent years. The challenges encountered during the implementation of these strategies are thoroughly examined, leading to practical recommendations aimed at enhancing Taiwan's resilience to climate-related challenges. Key recommendations include improving policy coherence, enhancing risk mitigation strategies, increasing community involvement, refining oversight mechanisms, and supporting industrial evolution. This research seeks to guide future climate-focused policymaking in Taiwan by offering a comprehensive analysis and proposing innovative policy directions
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