During the creation of my policy briefing book, I completed several stages that contributed to the quality and coherence of my project. First of all, it was imperative to conduct extensive research on climate change in China, seeking credible references and establishing an overview of the issue, which was highly inspiring for me. After that, a necessary step included the evaluation of the data gathered and the development of a summary that perfectly demonstrated the crucial points of this complication. Finally, a distinct element of this endeavor was the consideration of valuable recommendations that could positively impact climate change in China and provide the audience with relevant information about current resolution approaches. This part was especially interesting for me, as it necessitated the incorporation of received data into a comprehensive framework.
A significant challenge that I encountered while completing the project consisted of finding relevant resources and assessing their academic credibility. It was vital to rely on viable sources that displayed correct information and could contribute to the policy briefing to present a purposeful and insightful overview. Additionally, it was difficult for me to create a summary of the obtained knowledge, as the scope of the material was extensive and included a variety of details essential for the overall argument. From a current perspective, if I had learned of these complications earlier, it would have been easier for me to manage my time allocation, increasing the effectiveness of the completion of the stages. Furthermore, I would have given more thought to the recommendations list, diversifying the suggested options.
To impact climate change in China, I will use the information I now possess to evaluate my contribution to the environmental conditions carefully. I will aim to participate more frequently in ecologically friendly activities, reducing the potential damage to the atmosphere (Mi et al., 2017). Moreover, I will try to spread the knowledge via the public sources available to me to increase the positive effect and improve general perceptions of this issue.
Reference
Mi, Z.-F., Wei, Y.-M., He, C.-Q., Li, H.-N., Yuan, X.-C., & Liao, H. (2017). Regional efforts to mitigate climate change in China: A multi-criteria assessment approach. Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies for Global Change, 22(1), 45–66. Web.