Climate Change Intensifies Risk of Desert Locust Outbreaks, Study Reveals
Study finds climate change intensifies extreme weather, leading to worse desert locust outbreaks and heightened food security risks.
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Mother-Daughter Bond Blossoms in Guilin’s Rooftop Garden Utopia
A mother and daughter in Guilin, south China, find solace and strengthen their bond through cultivating a rooftop garden sanctuary featured in the ‘Oh! My Greens’ series.
High-Resolution Satellites Reveal Expanded Global Coral Reef Coverage
Researchers from the University of Queensland have used high-resolution satellite mapping to reveal an increased global area of shallow coral reefs, offering new insights for conservation efforts.
Study Reveals Polar Bears Losing Weight Due to Extended Land-Based Diet
A study finds that polar bears forced onto a land-based diet due to shrinking Arctic sea ice are losing weight, raising concerns about their survival.
Climate Change Drives Worsening Air Pollution in California, New Study Warns
A new study warns that air pollution in California is worsening due to climate change, with wildfires and extreme heat increasing pollutant levels and reversing decades of progress.
Chengdu’s Winter Sports Boom Boosts Tourism and Consumption
Chengdu witnesses a surge in ice and snow sports, boosting tourism and consumption as the winter economy thrives even in China’s warmer southern regions.
UNFCCC Chief Warns Climate Change Fuels Hunger and Conflict
UNFCCC Executive Secretary Simon Stiell warns that urgent action against climate change is essential to prevent future conflicts and alleviate global hunger exacerbated by changing climate patterns.
Healing through Horticulture: Tianyi’s Porcelain Garden in Guilin
In Guilin City, Tianyi transforms a tiny patio into a healing garden by blending plants with ancient Chinese porcelains, discovering solace and strength through her unique horticultural journey.
Chinese Conservationist Celebrates Spring Festival with Endangered Turtles
Chinese conservationist Huang Cheng spends the Spring Festival caring for endangered green sea turtles on Hainan’s Qilianyu Islands, highlighting dedication to marine preservation over traditional celebrations.
UAE, Azerbaijan, and Brazil Form ‘Climate Troika’ to Advance 1.5°C Global Warming Limit
The United Arab Emirates, Azerbaijan, and Brazil have formed a ‘climate troika’ to collaborate on limiting global warming to 1.5°C, aiming to enhance international cooperation and maintain momentum in climate action.
Xin’er’s Family Garden in Guilin Blooms Across Generations
Xin’er has built a 6,000-square-meter family garden in Guilin, where three generations enjoy over a thousand plants in full bloom, creating a haven of natural beauty and family unity even in December’s chill.
UN Report Warns of Global Threats to Migratory Species
A landmark UN report reveals that one in five migratory species is threatened with extinction due to human activities and climate change.
From Corporate Stress to Garden Bliss: A Tale of Healing Through Plants
Liang Si feared she’d kill her first plant as a volunteer gardener. With guidance from master gardener Mr. Cheng, she not only revived a dying Satin Pothos but also discovered the healing power of nurturing life.
New Breakthrough Boosts Tree Cloning Efficiency
A multinational team has developed a groundbreaking method to enhance genetic cloning of trees, promising to revolutionize agricultural practices.
Ancient Farming Technique Resurrected in Andes to Tackle Climate Change
Farmers in the Andes are reviving the ancient Waru Waru technique to protect crops from climate change, demonstrating resilience through age-old agricultural wisdom.
Paris Mayor Faces Pushback Over Car-Free Eiffel Tower Plan
Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo faces opposition over plans to create a car-free zone near the Eiffel Tower, aiming to enhance pedestrian access and create a continuous garden post-2024 Olympics.
Farewell to a Rooftop Garden: Liang Si’s Last Days in Beijing’s Hutongs
Photographer Liang Si bids farewell to his rooftop garden in Beijing’s hutongs as he prepares to leave the city, reflecting on his journey and passion for urban gardening in the ‘Oh! My Greens’ series.
Looming Collapse of Atlantic Currents Could Trigger Global Climate Chaos, Impacting Asia
A new study warns that the Atlantic Ocean’s vital current system is nearing a tipping point, potentially triggering global climate chaos that could impact weather patterns across Asia and the world.
Kenya Begins Relocating Endangered Black Rhinos to Safer Habitats
Kenya Wildlife Service has begun relocating endangered black rhinos to safer habitats, aiming to protect the species from poaching and encourage population growth.
Seven Giant Panda Cubs Debut in Shaanxi, Extend Lunar New Year Greetings
Seven giant panda cubs born in 2023 made their delightful debut at the Qinling Giant Panda Research Center in China’s Shaanxi Province, extending Lunar New Year greetings to people worldwide.