134-Million-Year-Old Lamprey Fossil Unearthed in North China’s Hebei Province
A rare 134-million-year-old lamprey fossil has been discovered in north China’s Hebei Province, expanding knowledge of the species’ ancient distribution.
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Devastating Wildfires Sweep Across Texas, Homes Destroyed and Lives Lost
Massive wildfires in Texas have scorched over 4,000 square kilometers, destroying homes and claiming lives as firefighters battle to contain the blazes.
UN Warns of Global Waste Surge: 3.8 Billion Tonnes by 2050 Without Urgent Action
UNEP warns global municipal waste could reach 3.8 billion tonnes by 2050, posing severe health, economic, and environmental risks. Urgent action is needed to address the mounting waste crisis.
Wildfires in Brazil, Venezuela, Bolivia Reach Record February Emissions
Wildfires in Brazil, Venezuela, and Bolivia have generated their highest February carbon emissions in two decades, according to Europe’s climate monitor.
Arctic Ice Loss Linked to Hotter European Summers, Study Reveals
Scientists link Arctic ice loss to hotter, drier European summers, suggesting weather may be predicted up to a year in advance, according to new research.
Massive Texas Wildfires Highlight Global Climate Challenges
The massive Smokehouse Creek Fire in Texas, one of the largest in state history, underscores global climate challenges as wildfires intensify worldwide.
Beijing to Open New Panda Conservation Base in 2025, Gathering Dozens of Pandas
Beijing will open a new panda conservation base in 2025, gathering dozens of giant pandas to promote conservation efforts, research, and public education.
Marine Heat Waves Trigger Decline of North Pacific Humpback Whales: Study
The North Pacific humpback whale population has declined by 20% in less than a decade, with marine heat waves identified as a potential main cause, according to a recent study.
Severe Drought in Botswana Threatens Wildlife in Northern Regions
Severe droughts in northern Botswana are causing hardship for wildlife, with increasing fatalities as water and food sources dwindle. Conservationists are sounding the alarm over this escalating crisis.
Japan Commences Fourth Release of Fukushima Wastewater into Ocean
Japan has commenced the fourth release of treated wastewater from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant into the Pacific Ocean, sparking renewed concerns both domestically and internationally.
UN Allocates $17 Million to Combat Drought in Northern Ethiopia
The United Nations has allocated $17 million to aid drought-hit northern Ethiopia, addressing the escalating hunger crisis affecting over 10 million people in the Afar, Amhara, and Tigray regions.
UNEA-6 Calls for Multilateral Solutions to Triple Planetary Crisis
At UNEA-6 in Nairobi, global leaders unite to address climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution, seeking collaborative solutions to the triple planetary crisis.
UNEA-6: Calls for Improved Governance to Tackle Global Ecological Challenges
Environmental campaigners at UNEA-6 in Nairobi are calling for improved governance and reform of multilateral treaties to address pressing ecological challenges and promote a sustainable future.
New Zealand’s Carnivorous Snails Face Extinction Due to Climate Change
New Zealand’s carnivorous land snails are nearing extinction due to climate change, with 43 species critically endangered, prompting urgent calls for conservation efforts.
UN Declares 2027 as International Year of Sustainable and Resilient Tourism
UN General Assembly declares 2027 as the International Year of Sustainable and Resilient Tourism, aiming to promote actions supporting sustainable tourism worldwide.
Bird Flu Reaches Mainland Antarctica, Threatening Penguin Colonies
Scientists confirm the first-ever detection of deadly bird flu on mainland Antarctica, posing a new risk to penguin colonies and raising global environmental concerns.
Decoding Whale Songs: New Research Reveals Secrets Amid Rising Noise in Asian Seas
New research unveils how whales sing without exhaling, revealing unique vocal mechanisms. However, increasing noise pollution in Asian waters threatens to silence these majestic ocean melodies.
Extreme Winter Claims Over Two Million Livestock in Mongolia
An extreme winter in Mongolia has led to the death of over two million livestock, devastating herding communities and highlighting the growing impact of climate change on the region.
UN Assembly Gathers in Nairobi to Tackle Global Environmental Crises
Global leaders convene at the United Nations Environment Assembly in Nairobi to collaborate on solutions for climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss.
Endangered Phayre’s Leaf Monkeys Spotted in China’s Yunnan Province
A group of endangered Phayre’s leaf monkeys has been spotted in Yunnan’s Dehong, offering a rare glimpse into one of China’s most elusive primates.