On the morning of November 4th (Saturday), the US President's Special Envoy for Climate Change, John Kerry, and China's Special Envoy for Climate Change, Xie Zhenhua, began a high-risk meeting throughout the day. They held in-depth discussions on addressing the climate crisis, strengthening execution, and promoting the success of COP28 (the 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference). This meeting is seen as a crucial step in paving the way for the United Nations Climate Summit to be held in Dubai later this month.
The meeting will be held from November 4th to 7th at Sunnylands Resort in Ranchomira, California, with the conference room located at Sunnylands Center& Inside the white main building of Gardens. This park covers an area of 15 acres and has over 70 types of plants and reflection pools, making the environment very pleasant. During the meeting, the park implemented full martial law, with staff guarding the entrance of the conference room and all entrance gates closed. Guards and vehicles patrolled to ensure the smooth progress of the meeting.
Currently, Sunnylands Center& Gardens has been marked on the map and website as closed from November 11th to 9th, and has been open to the public before. When a reporter from the Voice of America asked Houghton and Chadwick D of the US State Department's Climate Communication Group about the meeting schedule, the other party responded, "The entire meeting will be held in closed doors. We currently have no news to announce except for the media report published on the government website on November 2nd
Responsibilities and Opportunities under Climate Change
China and the United States are the two largest emitters of fossil fuel pollution in the world. People are particularly concerned about China and hope to reach any agreement to help reduce the severity and speed of anthropogenic climate change. China is a strong country in the production and deployment of renewable energy, but it remains the world's largest coal consumer and is rapidly approving new coal-fired power plants.
Mr. Hern á ndez, a resident of Ranchomira, California, believes that climate change affects everyone, and everyone should take responsibility for it and work for a better future.
I don't like to talk about politics and I don't want to involve more political issues, but what I want to emphasize is that national leaders, especially leaders of superpowers, have a profound impact on us in their decisions, and we can benefit from it. Each of us must be highly responsible and reduce pollution, because resources will eventually be depleted by us, so we must cherish them. If we don't cherish our homeland, that is On this Earth, humans as a species will face difficulties. We have the opportunity to save the world, and the key lies in making the right choices and taking responsibility, so that we can survive Hernandez said in an interview with VOA.
Differences of Opinion and Global Response
However, Lee Parker, a resident of Ranchomira Day, California, holds a completely different view on global warming. He believes that global warming is the biggest scam in human history. Although he acknowledges that the climate is indeed warming, he believes that the warning has been exaggerated.

The success of the global climate process requires dialogue between the United States and China, "said Li Shuo, a policy advisor for Greenpeace, in an interview with the US news website Axios Generate.
  The leaders of both sides agreed to jointly address the climate crisis as part of their efforts to maintain communication and responsibly manage the US China relationship.
In terms of relations with China, Kerry is attempting to push the Biden administration to separate climate change from other controversial issues, and the climate dialogue is undoubtedly a test of his efforts.