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• Nanjing, China--(Newsfile Corp. - December 26, 2023) - On December 19, the "Hearts Connect along the Silk Road" International Volunteer Service Seminar, organized by the International Volunteer Service Working Committee and hosted by Office of Nanjing Municipal Civic Enhancement Committee, took place in Nanjing, known as the literary hub of the world.
• Experts, scholars, and youth representatives from international institutions, research institutes, and NGOs in the field of volunteer service gathered in the city to exchange experiences and achievements in promoting sustainable development through voluntary service.
• She highlighted the positive impact of international volunteer service in enhancing mutual understanding and communication between China and other nations.
• Zhu Jingfang, Deputy Director of the International Volunteer Service Working Committee, stressed that international volunteer service is a crucial means for countries to engage in global governance, shape their international image, and enhance international influence.

• NANJING, CHINA - Media OutReach Newswire - 26 December 2023 - On December 19, the "Hearts Connect along the Silk Road" International Volunteer Service Seminar, organized by the International Volunteer Service Working Committee and hosted by Office of Nanjing Municipal Civic Enhancement Committee, took place in Nanjing, known as the literary hub of the world.
• Duan Guiqing, Deputy Secretary-General of the China Volunteer Service Federation, emphasized the crucial role of voluntary service in building a community with a shared future for humanity.
• She highlighted the positive impact of international volunteer service in enhancing mutual understanding and communication between China and other nations.
• Zhu Jingfang, Deputy Director of the International Volunteer Service Working Committee, stressed that international volunteer service is a crucial means for countries to engage in global governance, shape their international image, and enhance international influence.

• However, economic growth is still possible, with economies showing a range of responses to the impacts of global heating.
• Recently, Martina Bozzola, Fabio Santeramo and I joined together to understand whether the climate crisis is creating new trading patterns.
• Our research concludes that international trade may serve as an adaptation strategy to climate change.

Changes in temperatures leading to new shipping routes

• In absolute terms, trade tends to increase more substantially for routes in the northern hemisphere, particularly when the European Union and the United States are involved: the intra-EU shipping routes are expected to increase annually by more than 1 billion dollars each.
• The monetary gain in the EU-US route is also relevant, rising from 611 to 893 million dollars more per year depending on the EU trading partner.

• Northern (developed) countries tend to have a colder climate and higher trade values with respect to the southern (developing) countries.
• Under the same increase in temperature differences, a higher level of economic development may explain the larger gains in monetary terms.
• Similar to other central Asian countries that traditionally suffered from a temperature penalty, China would benefit of an improved agricultural productivity with warmer temperatures.

Strategies to survive in a warmer environment

• Overall, changes in climatic conditions and increasing differences in the temperatures of countries contributes to change the economic geography and shape sectoral specialisations.
• Developing trading partners with different specialisations would result in a potentially beneficial adaptation strategy to climate change.

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