展低碳金融有助于中国经济发展转型（Developing low-carbon finance contributes to the transformation of Chinas economic development）.docVIP

展低碳金融有助于中国经济发展转型（Developing low-carbon finance contributes to the transformation of Chinas economic development） Developing low-carbon finance contributes to the transformation of Chinas economic development Wang Xiaoya believes that participation in international carbon finance market, has a broad development opportunities; at the same time, the development of domestic carbon finance and green finance, can also promote the transformation of economic growth mode the development of low carbon financial help Chinese economic development transformation At present, the international financial crisis has not occur even in a hundred years the low carbon economy is a concept, a slogan into the foreground, development of low carbon technology, low carbon life, low carbon consumption has become the consensus of all walks of life. Recently, deputy director of the Research Council of the peoples Bank of Chinese Dr. Wang Xiaoya accepted theory magazine interview, take the initiative into low-carbon green tide, accelerate financial innovation to express their point of view, she thought that our country to develop low carbon finance and green finance is very necessary, not only can participate in the international carbon finance market, obtain broad development opportunities; at the same time, but also by the development of the domestic emissions trading market, effectively promote the transformation of the mode of economic growth in china. Philosophy: advocate low carbon life and green economy Reporter: at present, low carbon and green these two words are widely spread and use, can you explain the exact meaning of them for us? Wang Xiaoya: in fact, in a strict sense, low carbon and green are not the same concept. First, pointing different. Low carbon is a concept associated with climate change. If climate warming, the result of climate warming is human survival crisis, such as increasing extreme weather, rising sea levels, the disappearance of islands, food and water shortages,