In order to further implement the Global Development Initiative and the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, the Ministry of Natural Resources and the UNESCO East Asian Multidepartmental Regional Representative Office jointly released the "Digital" Chemical Earth "Initiative for Global Green Development (hereinafter referred to as the" Initiative "). The Initiative aims to promote cross-border and interdisciplinary digital "chemical earth" cooperation, providing systematic and sustained global geochemical scientific data for all humanity; Integrating geochemistry with digital technology to promote open science, technological innovation, and practical applications, providing technological support for achieving green and sustainable development worldwide. The Initiative includes four aspects: responding to UNESCO's "Open Science Strategy"; Promote research on the global distribution and changes of chemical elements; Conduct scientific research on global soil carbon storage and carbon cycling; Promote global land protection and sustainable use. It is understood that in the next step, the Ministry of Natural Resources and the UNESCO East Asian Multidepartmental Regional Representative Office will encourage more countries to join the "Chemical Earth" Science Program, gather global development consensus, and effectively serve the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. (New News Agency)