First Giant Panda Cub Born in Russia Makes Public Debut at Moscow Zoo
Russia’s first-ever giant panda cub, Katyusha, makes her public debut at Moscow Zoo, attracting visitors eager to see the adorable symbol of China born on Russian soil.
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Record High Ocean Temperatures in February: A Stark Warning from Scientists
February saw global ocean temperatures hit record highs due to carbon emissions and El Niño, signaling urgent climate concerns.
Exploring Chongqing’s Hidden Gem: The Heavenly Pond of Wulipo Nature Reserve
Discover the untouched beauty of Wulipo National Nature Reserve in Chongqing, home to the sapphire waters of the Heavenly Pond and diverse rare plant species, accessible only through mountain trails.
Scientists Scramble as Great Lakes Ice Vanishes, Signaling Global Climate Concerns
Scientists are urgently studying the effects of unprecedented low ice levels on North America’s Great Lakes, highlighting concerns over accelerating climate change and its global impact.
Climate Change Triggers Major Coral Bleaching on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef
Australia’s Great Barrier Reef is experiencing a significant coral bleaching event due to climate change-induced heat stress, according to the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority.
Strong Magnitude-6.0 Earthquake Strikes Mindanao, Philippines
A magnitude-6.0 earthquake struck Mindanao in the Philippines on Friday, according to the EMSC. The quake occurred at a depth of 87 kilometers, with tremors felt across the region.
China Vows Crackdown on Environmental Fraud, Targets Carbon Data Manipulation
China’s Minister of Ecology and Environment, Huang Runqiu, announces crackdown on fraud by third-party environmental services, focusing on carbon emission data fraud.
Spring Awakens Sanjiangyuan: Birthplace of China’s Great Rivers Comes Alive
Discover how spring breathes life into Sanjiangyuan, the source of China’s great rivers, nurturing biodiversity and sustaining communities along the river basins.
Escalating Wildfires in the U.S.: A Climate Crisis Unfolds
As global temperatures rise, wildfires in the U.S. are becoming more frequent and intense. Experts warn that current environmental regulations are inadequate to combat this escalating threat.
February Marks Ninth Straight Month of Record Global Heat, Says Europe’s Climate Monitor
February marked the ninth consecutive month of record-breaking global heat, with temperatures soaring 1.77°C above pre-industrial levels, according to Europe’s Copernicus Climate Change Service.
Rare Sable Sightings in the Snowy Forests of Northeast China
Rare sables were recently spotted playing in the snow in Yanbian, northeast China’s Jilin Province. Their appearance highlights successful conservation efforts and the rich biodiversity of the region.
Spring Awakens: Vibrant Life Returns to Inner Mongolia’s Grasslands
As spring arrives in Hexigten, Inner Mongolia’s grasslands burst into life, showcasing vibrant ecosystems and cultural traditions.
Xizang Advances Highland Barley Cultivation at Extreme Altitudes
Xizang is enhancing highland barley production by cultivating varieties that thrive above 3,800 meters, aiming for sustainable agricultural development and harmonious coexistence with nature.
Xin’an River’s Landscape Gallery: East China’s Flowing Scroll Painting
Discover the breathtaking beauty of the Xin’an River in Anhui Province, where mountains and ancient architecture create a flowing scroll painting along the 100-kilometer Landscape Gallery.
El Nino Weakens but Keeps Global Temperatures High, WMO Reports
El Nino has begun to weaken but continues to keep temperatures above average globally, according to the WMO. The phenomenon’s lingering effects may provoke extreme weather events despite its decline.
Rare Gray Whale Sighting Off New England Highlights Global Impact of Climate Change
Scientists have confirmed the sighting of a gray whale off New England—marking its return to the Atlantic after over two centuries—highlighting the global impacts of climate change on marine life.
One in Four Americans Exposed to Unhealthy Air as Wildfires Intensify
With wildfires intensifying due to climate change, one in four Americans now breathes unhealthy air. Experts warn that current environmental regulations are insufficient to combat this growing threat.
Chinese Scientists Uncover Gene Behind Rare Brown and White Pandas
Chinese zoologists have discovered the gene responsible for the rare brown and white coat of some giant pandas, a breakthrough that enhances understanding of panda genetics and conservation efforts.
Renewed Yellow Fog Alert Issued Across Parts of the Chinese Mainland
The National Meteorological Center of the Chinese mainland has renewed a yellow alert for thick fog across several regions, warning of reduced visibility and advising caution for travelers and motorists.
EU’s New Packaging Waste Law Signals Shift for Asian Exporters
The EU’s new law to reduce packaging waste could significantly impact Asian exporters, prompting changes in packaging practices and inspiring environmental initiatives across Asia.