EU’s Nature Restoration Law Stalled as Hungary Withdraws Support
Hungary’s withdrawal of support has stalled the EU’s ambitious Nature Restoration Law, highlighting challenges in balancing environmental goals with economic concerns.
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China Unveils New Water Conservation Regulations to Protect Ecosystems
China unveiled new water conservation regulations to protect ecosystems and support sustainable development. Effective May 1, they aim to safeguard water security and restore the environment.
Unveiling Hainan’s Hidden Treasures: The Enchanting World of Fungi
Hainan’s tropical rainforests harbor a vast, untapped world of fungi, with millions of species yet to be discovered, offering a glimpse into Earth’s unseen biodiversity.
Study Reveals Ship Noise Alters Dolphin Communication in the Red Sea
Israeli researchers discover that ship noise significantly alters dolphins’ communication patterns in the Red Sea, revealing the impact of human activity on marine life.
New Zealand’s Glaciers Melting at Accelerating Rate, Scientists Warn
Scientists warn that New Zealand’s glaciers are melting at an accelerating rate, with once-grand glaciers appearing “smashed and shattered,” highlighting the urgent impact of climate change.
Fiji Boosts Green Tourism with New Coral Gene Bank on Vomo Island
Fiji enhances sustainable tourism by launching a second coral gene bank on Vomo Island, promoting marine conservation and highlighting the beauty and fragility of coral reefs, announced Deputy Prime Minister Viliame Gavoka.
Enchanting Hainan: A Birdwatcher’s Paradise
Hainan Island is home to 453 wild bird species, including the endangered Hainan peacock-pheasant. Discover this birdwatcher’s paradise and the importance of its conservation efforts.
Xizang’s Scenic Spring Blossoms Boost Tourism in Gala Village
Xizang’s breathtaking spring landscapes are drawing global tourists, with Gala Village in Nyingchi City leading as a model for rural tourism development in the region.
El Nino-Induced Drought in Southern Africa Raises Global Climate Concerns
Malawi has declared a state of disaster due to a severe El Nino-induced drought crippling food supplies in southern Africa. Millions face hunger as the region experiences its worst dry spell in decades.
Rescuers Race Against Time Amid Deadly Brazil Storms
Rescuers in Brazil’s southeast race to find survivors after deadly storms and floods kill at least 20 people, with more rain expected.
Guangdong Province Unveils Comprehensive Catalog of Over 12,000 Insect Species
South China’s Guangdong Province has published a comprehensive insect catalog listing over 12,000 species, revealing the region’s rich biodiversity and numerous endemic species.
Environmental DNA Technology Revolutionizes Tracking of Yangtze Finless Porpoises
Scientists in Hunan Province are using environmental DNA technology to efficiently track the endangered Yangtze finless porpoise in Dongting Lake, revolutionizing aquatic species monitoring.
Spectacular ‘Tidal Trees’ of Qiantang River Reach Peak Viewing Season
The ‘tidal trees’ phenomenon in China’s Qiantang River has entered its peak viewing season, offering a spectacular natural sight as tidal flats reach their annual maximum size.
Inner Mongolia Advances Desertification Control with Renewable Energy Integration
Inner Mongolia is transforming deserts into oases by integrating large-scale afforestation with renewable energy projects, advancing desertification control and promoting sustainable development.
El Niño Drought Threatens Southern Africa’s Grain Supply
El Niño-induced drought threatens southern Africa with large-scale food shortages, as FAO warns of significant declines in cereal production and potential grain imports.
Chinese Researchers Decode Plants’ ‘Cry for Help’ Mechanism Against Diseases
Chinese scientists have discovered how plants use a ‘cry for help’ to recruit beneficial microbes, offering new insights into sustainable agriculture.
Chinese Researchers Decode Plants’ “Cry for Help” Against Diseases
Chinese researchers uncover how plants use a “cry for help” to recruit beneficial microbes, offering new insights into sustainable agriculture and disease resistance.
China Renews Yellow Alert as Thick Fog Engulfs Eastern Seas
China’s National Meteorological Center has renewed a yellow alert for heavy fog in eastern coastal regions, warning vessels to navigate safely as visibility drops below one kilometer.
World Meteorological Day 2024: China at the Frontline of Global Climate Action
World Meteorological Day 2024 focuses on “At the Frontline of Climate Action.” China plays a key role in combating climate change through ambitious policies and initiatives.
Experts Alarmed by Biodiversity Loss in Finland’s Coastal Waters
Finnish experts warn of alarming biodiversity loss in coastal waters, citing declines in key species and urging stronger protection measures.