Administration officials said his trip next week would be wholly focused on climate change.
The trip will be Gov. Gavin Newsom’s second formal international trip in his official capacity as governor. | Justin Sullivan/Getty ImagesGov. Gavin Newsom will tour China next week on a climate-focused trip that will include stops at a Shanghai Tesla factory and Hong Kong University, his administration announced Tuesday.
Officials said the trip would focus on climate policy collaborations and bolstering ties between China and California which stretch back over fifteen years to when former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger was in office. Newsom also plans to renew four climate-related agreements established by former Gov. Jerry Brown and will sign a fresh one of his own with Shanghai, where he traveled with the late Sen. Dianne Feinstein in 2005 when he was mayor of San Francisco.
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