Battle in the Sea of Sand: Weaving a “Green Scarf” for Xinjiang
Communities in China’s Xinjiang are battling the encroaching sands of the Taklimakan Desert. By weaving a ‘green scarf’, they aim to protect their homeland from ecological threats.
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At Least 8 Killed as Super Typhoon Man-yi Hits the Philippines
At least eight people have died as super typhoon Man-yi hit the Philippines, causing flooding and landslides.
Singapore Public Sector Reduces Carbon Emissions by 0.2% in FY2023
Singapore’s public sector reduced carbon emissions by 0.2% in FY2023, emitting 3.6 million tonnes of CO2e according to the GreenGov.SG Report.
Real-life ‘Kung Fu Panda’ Dang Sheng Dazzles at Foping Panda Base
A playful giant panda named Dang Sheng has been dazzling visitors with her ‘Kung Fu’ moves at the Foping Panda Base in northwest China’s Shaanxi Province.
COP29 in Baku: Nations Struggle to Bridge $1 Trillion Climate Finance Gap
Nations at COP29 in Baku are facing a $1 trillion gap in climate finance negotiations, with developing countries calling for $1.3 trillion annually while developed nations offer significantly less.
Methane Surge from Tropical Wetlands Threatens Global Climate Goals
New research reveals that methane emissions from warming tropical wetlands are surging, posing a significant threat to global climate goals and increasing pressure on governments to cut other emissions.
Beijing’s New Natural History Museum Set to Open in 2029
Beijing’s Natural History Museum of China is set to open its new site along the city’s central axis in October 2029, enhancing its role in conserving and showcasing natural heritage.
Youth Bridging Green Futures: China and Argentina Unite in Lithium Revolution
Young Argentine politician Gabriel Molina highlights the transformative collaboration between Argentina and China in lithium projects, promoting local economic growth and a shared green future.
Asia Pacific Unites to Protect Endangered Species: From Birds to Tigers
Asia Pacific nations unite to protect endangered species like the spoon-billed sandpiper, tigers, and primates, highlighting a regional commitment to biodiversity and sustainable development.
UN Report Reveals Slow Response to Methane Emissions Alerts
A UN report reveals that only 1% of major methane leak alerts have prompted action, highlighting a significant gap between climate pledges and actual practices.
Seven Chinese Villages Honored as UNWTO Best Tourism Villages
Seven Chinese villages have been honored as “Best Tourism Villages” by the UNWTO, showcasing China’s achievements in rural tourism and sustainable development.
China Leads the Way in Global Climate Governance, CGTN Poll Reveals
A recent CGTN poll reveals that 83.5% of global respondents positively evaluate China’s contributions to climate governance, highlighting its leading role in combating climate change through concrete actions.
Southern Hemisphere’s Only Giant Pandas Return to China
Adelaide Zoo’s only giant pandas in the Southern Hemisphere, Wang Wang and Fu Ni, have returned to China, marking the end of a 15-year conservation collaboration between China and Australia.
Kenya Launches Rhino Ear-Notching Initiative to Boost Conservation
Kenya has launched a rhinoceros ear-notching and transmitter fitting exercise to enhance conservation efforts, aiming to protect 20 to 25 rhinos in Tsavo West National Park through advanced monitoring techniques.
China Unveils Action Plan to Enhance Climate Change Adaptation in Developing Nations
China has unveiled a new action plan to strengthen climate change adaptation and early warning systems in developing countries, announced during COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan.
Pacific Atoll Nations Face $10 Billion Cost to Combat Rising Seas: World Bank Report
World Bank report reveals Pacific atoll nations need $10 billion to adapt to rising sea levels, equivalent to 20 years of their GDP.
Xinjiang’s Taklimakan Desert Transforms into Golden Wonderland During ‘Poplar Time’
Xinjiang’s Taklimakan Desert transforms into a golden fairyland as ‘poplar time’ arrives. The world’s largest desert poplar forest adorns the vast desert with golden trees, sapphire lakes, and white sand dunes.
APEC Unites to Advance Climate Efforts through Global Cooperation
APEC members are intensifying climate efforts through renewable energy, green investments, and sustainable initiatives to foster inclusive growth and address the urgent challenges of climate change.
Legacy Trails: Discovering the Art of Min Jian Noodles in Northwest China
Min Jian noodles, or “pinched noodles,” from northwest China’s Shanxi and Shaanxi provinces, embody a rich noodle culture and deep-rooted culinary traditions celebrated as an intangible cultural heritage.
Developing Nations Lead Charge Against Climate Change, CGTN Survey Finds
A global survey by CGTN and Renmin University highlights the urgent need to tackle climate change, with developing countries showing strong commitment to environmental action.