Kerry’s Visit to China on Climate Will Be First by Biden Team
- Kerry will meet his climate counterpart in China, Beijing says
- U.S., China cooperation on climate seen as key to solutions
John Kerry
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U.S. climate envoy John Kerry will visit China this week to discuss efforts to curb carbon emissions, the first visit to the country by a senior member of President Joe Biden’s administration.
Kerry will travel to Shanghai and Seoul, South Korea, on April 14-17 to “discuss raising global climate ambition” before Biden’s climate summit, which is set to kick off April 22, the State Department said in a statement.