Article 1, in order to effectively protect and rationalize the use of climate resources, promote eco-civilization and promote sustainable economic and social development, and develop this approach in line with relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Meteorological Act.

Article 2

Climate resources refer to natural material and energy used by the atmosphere for human production.

The use and protection of climate resources should be consistent with the principles of integrated planning, protection priorities, scientific development and rational use.

Article IV. Governments of more people at the flag district level should strengthen their leadership in the development of climate resources and protection, including in national economic and social development planning.

Article 5 above-mentioned meteorological authorities are responsible for monitoring the development of the use and protection of climate resources within the current administration.

Sectors such as development and reform, housing and rural and urban construction, urban planning, environmental protection, land resources, science and technology, farming and forestry are guided by their respective responsibilities to develop the use and protection of climate resources.

Article 6. Self-government zones encourage, support scientific and technical research, advanced technology diffusion and applications related to the exploitation and protection of climate resources.

Article 7. More than the Meteorological Authority at the flag district level and the relevant authorities should undertake climate resource development and protection of laws, regulations, policies and knowledge-related awareness-raising to enhance public climate resource development and protection awareness.

Chapter II

Article 8. Harmonization of meteorological authorities in the self-government area and coordination of climate resource detection.

Meteorological stations, which are owned by more than the Meteorological Authority, are responsible for the detection of climate resources. The meteorological stations affiliated with other relevant sectors are tasked with the detection of climate resources within their respective responsibilities.

Article 9. The climate resource detection shall be carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

The collection, clearance, processing, storage, transmission and issuance of climate resources detection information should be subject to relevant national technical norms and confidentiality provisions.

Article 10 above-mentioned meteorological authorities should exchange information on climate resource detection in accordance with relevant national provisions.

More than the meteorological authorities at the flag district level should compile information on climate resource detection, establish a climate resource database, provide a scientific basis for the use and protection of climate resources, and make it public to society in accordance with national relevant provisions.

Article 11. Meteorological authorities in the self-government area shall publish to society a communiqué on the state of the climate on a regular basis, in accordance with the state of climate resource detection in the present administration.

No organization or individual shall issue a climate Bulletin to society.

Article 12. Governments of more people at the flag district level should be protected by law in the detection environment of national, autonomous district meteorological stations.

Article 13. Governments of more people at the flag district level should organize a comprehensive survey of climate resources in the current administration area, and an integrated survey of meteorological authorities at the top of the survey.

Article XIV above-mentioned meteorological authorities should prepare climate resource areas within the present administration, in line with the relevant departments of the same people's governments, based on the climate resource database and the findings of the integrated climate resource.

The climate resource area should include the following:

(i) Background and relevance of regional programming;

(ii) The distribution of climate resources in the current administrative region;

(iii) Subregion indicators;

(iv) The protection focus and direction of climate resources;

(v) Subregion reviews the strengths of regional climate resource development and the development of potentials for use;

(vi) Responses and recommendations.

The development of climate resource areas should be based on national technical standards and norms.

Chapter III

Article 15. The Government of the people above the flag district should organize and implement climate resource development and protection planning in the present administration, in accordance with the climate resource area.

Climate resource development and protection planning should be consistent with national economic and social development planning and be aligned with urban and rural planning, environmental protection planning, water resource planning.

Article 16

Article 17 Governments and their relevant sectors should encourage and support the rich areas of resources, prioritize the development of wind resources, integrated planning and wind development projects and avoid duplication of construction, based on climate resource areas.

Urban planning and building should take advantage of the self-cleaning capability of atmospheric wind, rationalizing, adapting the pathways and avoiding and mitigating the lag of atmospheric pollutants.

Article 19 Governments of more than veterans and their relevant sectors should encourage and support the use of solar power, solar heating, heating and refrigeration, and solar water use technologies such as solar heating.

Article 20 should provide for solar use in the design and construction of buildings in accordance with relevant technical norms in national and autonomous areas. Business-service enterprises should facilitate the installation of solar use systems consistent with planning design requirements.

Article 21 Governments of more people at the flag district level should strengthen infrastructure, such as manual weather detection equipment, operating equipment and operational station points.

More than the meteorological authorities at the flag district level should organize, as appropriate, manpowering and integrated benefits for water resources development, based on drought, water storage, improved ecological environment and air quality, meteorological disaster defence.

Article 22 Governments and their relevant sectors should take advantage of the results of the crop pastoral climate resource area, adjust the agricultural pastoral sector and optimize the planting structure of crops and pastorals.

Article 23: The sectors such as the farming industry of more people at the flag district level should be integrated into agricultural pastoral projects, leading farmers and farming production organizations to build plantations, shatters, etc., and rationalizing the use of local heat resources.

Article 24 Governments of more people at the flag district level and their relevant sectors should strengthen awareness-raising in areas with the richness of tourist climate resources, such as ices, evasion of weather sites, and promote the development of the tourism industry.

Chapter IV

Article 25 Governments of more people at the flag district level should delineate the scope of climate resource protection in areas of climate resource enrichment or climate-sensitive areas. Projects that undermine climate resources should not be built within the context of climate resource protection.

Article 26 Governments of people at the flag district level should take ecological environmental protection measures such as energy emission reductions, greenization in rural and urban areas, to enhance the protection and rehabilitation of ecosystems such as forests, grassland, lakes, wetlands, and to optimize the climate resource environment.

Article 27 states that the new urban area should be designed in accordance with green, ecological and low-carbon concepts to build green eco-urban areas.

Green buildings are encouraged to be upgraded in old urban areas and slums, in line with green construction standards.

The public good building of government investment and large public buildings should be designed and built in accordance with green construction standards.

The twenty-eighth new building, construction should be in line with national and self-government provisions on climate change, take protection measures to avoid or mitigate the effects of heat islands, the narrow effect and the pollution of lights.

More than twenty-ninth Meteorological authorities at the flag district level should organize climate feasibility arguments for climate resource development projects such as urban and rural planning, national and self-government sector focus construction, major regional economic development projects and large solar and wind energy.

Article 33 The Meteorological Authority of the self-government area should prepare a directory of construction projects that should be conducted in the context of climate feasibility.

The climatic feasibility argument should be carried out by a body identified by the Meteorological Authority of the Department of State to have the capacity to climatic feasibility.

The climatic feasibility argument by the climatic sensitivities should be used to use meteorological information provided by meteorological authorities or to review qualified meteorological information by meteorological authorities, to report on climate feasibility and to be responsible for the scientific, authenticity of the report.

Article 32 Findings should include the following:

(i) Planning or construction project profiles;

(ii) Sources and their representative and reliability statements that information obtained through field detection should also be provided on detection instruments, detection methods and the environment;

(iii) The criteria, norms, protocols and methodologies based on the climatic feasibility certificate;

(iv) Climate background analysis in areas where projects are planned or constructed;

(v) Assessment of weather hazards;

(vi) Responses and recommendations to prevent or mitigate impacts;

(vii) Conclusions and application statements.

Article 33 quantification bodies should send the climatic feasibility report to the Meteorological Authority in the self-government area. The Meteorological Authority of the self-government area shall convene, within thirty days of the date of receipt of the report on climate feasibility, an evaluation team composed of representatives and experts from the relevant sector to evaluate the climate feasibility of planning or construction projects, with the agreement of more than two thirds of the members of the evaluation team, with written evaluation observations from the evaluation team.

The preparation units for rural and urban planning should serve as the basis for the preparation of the climate-feasibility report adopted by experts.

In addition to the construction projects included in the climatic feasibility sheet catalogue, construction units should be accompanied by a report on the climatic feasibility adopted by expert evaluation.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article XV violates the provisions of this approach, and the relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Meteorological Act, have provided for administrative sanctions.

Article XVI above-mentioned meteorological authorities and other relevant departments and staff members at the flag district level, in violation of this approach, have one of the following acts and administratively disposed of directly responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities by law; constitute offences and hold criminal responsibility under the law:

(i) No integrated climate resource surveys and the development of climate resource areas, as required;

(ii) The preparation of climate resource development and protection planning, as required;

(iii) Authorized the construction of climate resource destruction projects in the context of climate resource protection;

(iv) Other abuses of authority, omissions, provocative fraud.

Annex VI

The meaning of the following wording in this approach is:

Climate resource detection means systematic observation, measurement and conversion activities such as observation facilities such as the use of meteorological instruments, equipment-related meteorological elements and phenomena.

The climate feasibility argument refers to the use of scientific instruments and methods to conduct climate-friendly, risk-specific and analysis, assessment activities that may have an impact on local climate-related planning and construction projects that are closely linked to climate conditions.

Article 38 of this approach is implemented effective 1 August 2015.