Chicago Records Warmest Early February in Nearly 150 Years
Chicago experiences its second warmest first half of February on record, with temperatures averaging 11 degrees Celsius above normal, highlighting global climate trends.
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TEPCO Reports Open Valves Caused Radioactive Leak at Fukushima Plant
TEPCO reports that open valves led to a radioactive water leak at Fukushima Daiichi plant, spilling 1.5 tonnes of contaminated water due to worker oversight.
Four Andean Condors Released into the Wild in Chilean Patagonia
Four young Andean condors have been released into Chilean Patagonia, marking a significant step in conservation efforts to protect this rare species.
Turning Plastic Waste into Brooms: Cambodian Entrepreneur Sweeps Up Pollution
An innovative Cambodian entrepreneur transforms thousands of plastic bottles daily into durable brooms, reducing pollution and providing sustainable livelihoods in Phnom Penh.
Over 600,000 Livestock Perish in Mongolia’s Harsh Dzud Winter
Over 600,000 livestock animals have perished in Mongolia this winter due to the extreme cold known as ‘dzud,’ impacting herders and the nation’s economy.
Thousands of Drones Light Up Xinjiang Sky in Spectacular Spring Festival Show
Thousands of drones dazzled Bohu County’s night sky in Xinjiang, forming dragons and phoenixes to celebrate the Year of the Dragon during the Spring Festival, enchanting spectators with a stunning display.
Yunnan’s Winter Study Camps Soar in Popularity During Spring Festival
Yunnan’s winter study camps have become a popular choice for families during the Spring Festival, offering unique cultural and educational experiences amid the province’s stunning landscapes.
Four Dead, Seven Missing After Migrant Boat Capsizes Off Panama Coast
Four migrants are dead and seven missing after a boat capsized off Panama’s northeast coast amid bad weather. Authorities report the migrants were likely transported by criminal groups.
Kenya’s Largest Rhino Relocation Revives Hope for Endangered Species
Kenya has successfully relocated 21 eastern black rhinos to the Loisaba Conservancy, marking the country’s largest rhino relocation effort and sparking hope for the critically endangered species.
Florida’s Coral Reefs Struggle to Recover After Record Heat Wave
Coral reefs off the Florida Keys struggle to recover from a record-breaking heat wave, highlighting the devastating impacts of climate change on marine ecosystems.
Wild Asian Elephants Gather for a Grand Feast in Southwest China
Twenty-five wild Asian elephants gathered for a remarkable feast at a specially built ‘canteen’ in Yunnan Province, China, showcasing successful conservation efforts and harmonious coexistence with wildlife.
UN Names 7 Initiatives as World Restoration Flagships Ahead of UNEA-6
Seven innovative projects across Africa, Latin America, the Mediterranean, and Southeast Asia have been named UN World Restoration Flagships for their efforts in reviving degraded ecosystems.
Climate Change Set to Worsen Desert Locust Outbreaks, Study Warns
Climate change is intensifying extreme weather, leading to worse desert locust outbreaks in Asia and beyond, threatening crops and food security, a new study warns.
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.
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.