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Subtitled “Scientific Understanding and Political Debates”, the latest edition of the Green Book of Climate Change looks at the processes and strategies of international climate governance. The text provides a clear and concise summary of up-to-date information on how to address climate change since the Warsaw Climate Change Conference in 2013, and examines what China has done on this front. In addition to reviewing the current state of greenhouse gas emissions in China, and illustrating specific issues and concerns related to China’s effort to address the problem, the volume also discusses the challenges and opportunities for the public as well as the international community. Suggestions are offered for how to arrive at climate change policies that are commensurate with the specific circumstances of different countries, and to build a fair and effective governance framework.