First Phase Report Released on Hawaii’s Deadly Maui Wildfires
Hawaii Attorney General Anne Lopez releases first phase report on Maui wildfires, shedding light on the challenges faced during the disaster.
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Climate Change Threatens to Slash Global GDP by Nearly 20% by 2050
Climate change could slash global GDP by nearly 20% by 2050 due to CO2 emissions already in the atmosphere, warns a new study.
UAE Battles Aftermath of Record Rainfall as Cleanup Efforts Begin
After record-breaking rainfall led to severe flooding and at least one fatality in the UAE, authorities have begun extensive cleanup operations to address the damage and assist affected communities.
Indonesia’s Ruang Volcano Erupts, Forcing Mass Evacuations and Airport Closure
Indonesia’s Ruang volcano erupted forcefully, leading to mass evacuations and the closure of Manado airport. Authorities raised the highest alert as lava and ash threatened surrounding areas.
Green Breeze Sweeps China’s Consumer Market at Hainan Expo
The fourth China International Consumer Products Expo in Hainan highlights green business and sustainable development, showcasing China’s commitment to eco-friendly practices in its consumer market.
Exploring the Rich Marine Biodiversity of Sansha, China’s Southernmost City
Sansha, the Chinese mainland’s southernmost city in Hainan Province, is a haven of marine biodiversity. Discover the unique ecosystems and abundant marine life that make this remote island city a natural treasure.
Experts Warn of Doubling Global Diabetes Cases by 2050: Prevention Is Crucial
Experts warn that global diabetes cases may exceed 1.3 billion by 2050. Over half of these cases can be prevented through healthy nutrition and exercise, highlighting the crucial role of lifestyle choices.
Japan to Begin Fifth Discharge of Fukushima Nuclear Wastewater on April 19
Japan will begin its fifth release of nuclear-contaminated wastewater from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant into the ocean on April 19, Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) announced.
Ten Spotted Seals Released into Wild off Dalian Coast
Ten spotted seals have been released into the wild off Dalian’s coast in northeast China’s Liaoning Province after rehabilitation and training, marking a significant step in marine conservation efforts.
CGTN’s ‘The Call of Glaciers’ Wins Silver at New York Festivals Awards
CGTN’s documentary “The Call of Glaciers” wins silver at the 2024 New York Festivals TV & Film Awards, highlighting the impact of climate change on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau through a young Tibetan girl’s journey.
Great Barrier Reef Experiences Record Bleaching, Australian Authorities Report
Australia’s Great Barrier Reef is experiencing its most severe coral bleaching on record, raising significant concerns over marine life and the impact of climate change on vital ecosystems.
San Francisco Mayor Seeks to Bring Pandas Back from China
San Francisco Mayor London Breed is on a diplomatic mission to China, aiming to bring pandas back to the city’s zoo, strengthen ties with China, and boost tourism and economic growth.
Taihu Lake’s Ecological Revival Spurs Economic Growth in Zhejiang Province
The ecological restoration of Taihu Lake in Zhejiang Province has improved water quality and sparked economic growth, boosting industries like tourism and outdoor sports.
Record Heat in Côte d’Ivoire Threatens Global Cocoa Supply, Asia’s Markets Brace for Impact
Record heat in Côte d’Ivoire is decimating cocoa crops, threatening global supply and impacting Asia’s chocolate industry. Asian businesses and investors brace for potential shortages and price hikes.
Mass Coral Bleaching Threatens Asia’s Reefs Amid Global Ocean Warming
Asian coral reefs face unprecedented bleaching due to rising ocean temperatures, threatening marine life and coastal economies. Experts call for urgent action to protect these vital ecosystems.
Samsung Secures $6.4 Billion in U.S. Grants to Boost Texas Chip Production
The U.S. Department of Commerce will grant Samsung up to $6.4 billion to expand its Texas chip production facilities, aiming to strengthen domestic semiconductor manufacturing and national security.
Rare Wildlife Flourishes in Hainan’s Bawangling Rainforest
Discover the rare wildlife of Hainan’s Bawangling Rainforest, home to the critically endangered Hainan gibbon, Hainan partridge, and clouded leopard in China’s tropical paradise.
Severe Flooding Hits Russia’s Kurgan Region, Hundreds Evacuated
Severe flooding in Russia’s Kurgan region has submerged over 300 houses and nearly 700 plots, prompting urgent evacuations near the border with Kazakhstan.
Lightning and Torrential Rains Kill 41 Across Pakistan; More Storms Expected
At least 41 people have died across Pakistan due to severe storms and lightning strikes since Friday. Authorities warn of landslides and flash floods as more rain is expected in coming days.
Kunming Botanical Garden’s Inaugural Orchid Show Blossoms This Spring
Kunming Botanical Garden is hosting its first orchid show from April 1 to May 31, 2024, featuring over 200 orchid species in full bloom.