Kerry Says US Is Ready to Talk Climate Change With China

The transcript discusses the critical role of US-China cooperation in advancing climate action. It highlights recent informal talks between the two nations, despite tensions over Taiwan. The speaker reflects on past successful negotiations, such as the Paris and Glasgow agreements, and expresses readiness to resume formal talks. However, geopolitical issues have interrupted progress, particularly a planned session for Sharm El Sheikh. The speaker remains hopeful for future collaboration.

What is the significance of America and China being on the same side regarding climate issues?

How did the relationship between the U.S. and China change after Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan?

What is the current status of formal negotiations between the U.S. and China on climate issues?

What were the pledges made by China during the Glasgow agreement?

What interruptions occurred in the negotiations for climate action?