Persistent Floods in Southern Brazil Spur Climate Migration Concerns
Devastating floods in southern Brazil displace half a million residents, prompting considerations of relocation as the Guaíba River reaches record levels.
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Floods in Afghanistan’s Baghlan Province Displace 40,000 Children: Save the Children
Severe floods in Afghanistan’s Baghlan province have left 40,000 children homeless, says Save the Children, as communities grapple with extensive damage and urgent humanitarian needs.
Fujian’s Forests: An 1,800-Year Chestnut Tradition Thrives in Jian’ou
In Fujian’s mountains, Jian’ou City preserves an 1,800-year chestnut tradition. Despite scarce farmland, Fujian’s forests provide abundant resources for its people.
Discover Xujiashan Village: Zhejiang’s Hidden Stone Gem Bathed in Flowers
Nestled in east China’s Zhejiang Province, Xujiashan Village boasts Ningbo City’s most extensive and well-preserved stone houses. Discover this hidden gem bathed in flowers and rich in culture.
Indonesia Floods Claim 52 Lives; 17 Still Missing
Flash floods and volcanic cold lava flows in western Indonesia have claimed 52 lives, with 17 people still missing, as rescue operations continue.
China Channels Almost 900 Billion Yuan into Key Ecological Zones
China has invested nearly 900 billion yuan in conserving key ecological areas, covering over half of its landmass. This substantial funding underscores the nation’s commitment to environmental preservation and sustainable development.
Are Extreme Weather Events Becoming the New Normal?
Recent devastating floods in Afghanistan and Brazil highlight concerns that extreme weather events are becoming the new normal due to climate change impacts.
Flash Floods in West Sumatra Claim 41 Lives; 17 Missing
Flash floods and mudslides in Indonesia’s West Sumatra Province have killed at least 41 people, with 17 still missing, authorities said on Monday.
China and France Launch Joint Conservation Effort Between National Parks
China and France have launched a joint initiative to promote cooperation between China’s Giant Panda National Park and France’s Pyrenees National Park, focusing on biodiversity and species protection.
Renewed Flooding Threatens Brazil’s Rio Grande do Sul After Recent Devastation
Less than two weeks after deadly floods, Brazil’s Rio Grande do Sul faces new threats as intense rains risk record-level water surges, putting communities on high alert.
Western Canada’s Wildfires Spark Evacuations and Global Climate Concerns
Western Canada’s first major wildfires have spread over 8,000 hectares, prompting evacuations and air quality warnings. Authorities in British Columbia and Alberta battle blazes fueled by warm temperatures and strong winds.
Nepali Sherpa Kami Rita Sets World Record with 29th Ascent of Mt. Qomolangma
Veteran Nepali climber Kami Rita Sherpa sets a new world record by ascending Mt. Qomolangma for the 29th time, solidifying his legacy in mountaineering history.
Rare Footage Captures Wild Giant Panda Mothers and Cubs in Shaanxi Province
Infrared cameras in Shaanxi’s Changqing National Nature Reserve have captured rare footage of wild giant pandas roaming with their cubs, indicating an improving environment and rising panda numbers.
The Wreathed Hornbill’s Struggle for Survival
Known for its distinctive blue-black throat and curved bill, the wreathed hornbill is endangered due to hunting and habitat loss. Classified as vulnerable, it requires urgent conservation efforts.
Panda Cubs Bao Yuan and Mao Mao Enjoy Bamboo Buffet at Sichuan’s Dujiangyan Base
Panda cubs Bao Yuan and Mao Mao delight visitors at Sichuan’s Dujiangyan base, enjoying a bamboo feast that highlights China’s efforts in giant panda conservation and international cooperation.
Baya Weaver Birds Ready Their Mid-Air Homes in Southwest China
Male Baya weaver birds in Menglian County, southwest China’s Yunnan Province, are crafting intricate mid-air nests in preparation for breeding season, showcasing their remarkable nest-building skills.
Indonesia Floods and Landslides Claim 28 Lives in West Sumatra
At least 28 people have been killed and four are missing after severe floods and landslides hit Indonesia’s West Sumatra province. Rescue efforts are ongoing as authorities work to clear affected areas.
Unprecedented Flash Floods in Northern Afghanistan Claim Over 300 Lives, UN Reports
Severe flash floods caused by unusually heavy rains in northern Afghanistan have resulted in over 300 deaths and destroyed more than 1,000 homes, according to the UN food agency.
Heavy Rains Trigger Devastating Flash Floods in Northern Afghanistan
Heavy rains on May 10 triggered devastating flash floods across northern Afghanistan, killing over 330 people and wreaking havoc in Baghlan, Takhar, Badakhshan, and Ghor provinces.
Record Heatwave in Mexico Raises Global Climate Concerns
Mexico faces record-high temperatures in a severe heatwave, highlighting global climate concerns that resonate with Asia’s own environmental challenges.