Taiwan stands as a pioneering force in Asia for its committed efforts toward environmental sustainability. This review explores the nation's commendable eco-friendly practices across various sectors, highlighting their impact and contribution to global environmental conservation.

Taiwan has been proactively transitioning toward renewable energy sources. The government's goal to increase renewable energy generation to 20% by 2025 has sparked initiatives such as offshore wind farms (Taiwan Today, 2021). Research by Lin et al. (2020) explores the potential of solar energy in Taiwan, emphasizing its role in reducing carbon emissions.

Taiwan boasts efficient waste management practices, including a comprehensive recycling program. Data from the Environmental Protection Administration (EPA) shows Taiwan's impressive recycling rates, particularly for plastic and e-waste (EPA Taiwan, 2021). These efforts have significantly reduced environmental pollution.

The promotion of eco-friendly transport options and urban planning initiatives has reduced carbon emissions. Taiwan's advancements in electric vehicle infrastructure and public transportation systems, as observed by Chen and Wu (2019), showcase the nation's commitment to sustainable mobility.

Education plays a pivotal role in Taiwan's eco-friendly endeavors. Community engagement programs, as highlighted by Chien et al. (2021), aim to raise environmental awareness and encourage sustainable practices among citizens, fostering a culture of eco-consciousness.

Despite significant strides, challenges persist, including policy implementation and public engagement. However, Taiwan's dedication to sustainable practices remains unwavering. Future directions aim to bolster policy frameworks and deepen public involvement to ensure continued progress.

Taiwan's dedication to eco-friendly practices is evident across multiple domains, positioning the country as a frontrunner in Asia's sustainability initiatives. The review underscores Taiwan's commitment to a greener future and its role as an exemplar of environmental stewardship.

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