Chinese Scientists Uncover Cold-Tolerance Secrets of Desert Moss for Mars Terraforming
Chinese scientists from the Xinjiang Institute decode how desert moss survives extreme cold, offering insights for future Mars terraforming efforts.
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Whale Songs Mirror Human Language Structures, Scientists Reveal
Research reveals humpback whale songs share structural patterns with human language, offering insights into communication systems across species.
China Enacts Safety Measures Amid Severe Cold Wave Across Central and Eastern Regions
China adopts multiple safety measures as a severe cold wave grips central and eastern regions, with temperatures expected to drop over 10°C. The National Meteorological Center issues renewed alerts to ensure public safety and supply chains remain intact.
World Wetlands Day 2025: Preserving Vital Ecosystems for a Sustainable Future
Wetlands are crucial for biodiversity and climate protection. On World Wetlands Day 2025, explore their importance, the threats they face, and global efforts to preserve these vital ecosystems.
Human-Elephant Conflict Claims Over 3,000 Elephants in Sri Lanka
Over 3,000 wild elephants and nearly 1,200 people have died in Sri Lanka from human-elephant conflict between 2015 and 2024, according to Environment Minister Dammika Patabendi.
22 States Challenge New York’s $75B Climate Fund as Unconstitutional
Twenty-two states have sued New York, claiming that the state’s new law requiring major energy producers to allocate $75 billion for climate change damage is unconstitutional.
Cold Wave Sweeps Central and Eastern China with Strong Winds and Freezing Temperatures
A powerful cold wave is hitting central and eastern China, bringing strong winds and a sharp temperature drop from February 6 to 7.
IWMI Urges African Communities to Monitor River Discharge for Better Water Management
The International Water Management Institute urges African nations to involve local communities in monitoring river discharge to enhance water resource management.
Scientists Unveil the ‘Lost Years’ of Sea Turtles with Satellite Tracking
Using satellite trackers, scientists have revealed the mysterious ‘lost years’ of young sea turtles, shedding light on their early life stages.
China Issues Blue Alert as Cold Wave Brings Sharp Temperature Drops
China’s National Meteorological Center issues a blue alert as a cold wave brings temperature drops of up to 8°C across key regions.
China’s Wetlands Thrive: Area Remains Above 56.35 Million Hectares
China maintains over 56.35 million hectares of wetlands through extensive conservation efforts, including the implementation of over 3,700 projects and significant mangrove restoration initiatives.
Yellow River Delta Wetlands: Protecting Our Common Future
Discover the importance of China’s youngest land formation, the Yellow River Delta wetlands, and their vital role in biodiversity and climate resilience on World Wetlands Day 2025.
Zogye Wetlands: Witness to History and Sanctuary for Biodiversity
Discover the Zogye wetlands in Sichuan Province, a historic site of the Long March and a vital sanctuary for biodiversity, highlighting the importance of wetland conservation.
Peat Moss: The Ancient Guardian of Shennongjia’s Wetlands
Discover how ancient peat moss supports the 20,000-year-old wetlands of Shennongjia, highlighting the importance of wetlands for our future.
Increased Volcanic Activity Sparks Concerns in Greece’s Santorini
Heightened volcanic activity in Santorini has prompted Greek officials to take precautionary measures. The Civil Protection Ministry reports mild seismic activity, recalling similar events from 2011.
New Zealand Sets Ambitious 2035 Climate Target Under Paris Agreement
New Zealand announced a new climate target under the Paris Agreement, aiming to reduce emissions by 51 to 55 percent by 2035 compared to 2005 levels, reinforcing its commitment to global climate action.
Sand Artist Xiao Sixin Brings Chinese Zodiac to Life at CGTN Super Night
Renowned sand artist Xiao Sixin from Shenzhen captivated audiences at CGTN Super Night by animating the Chinese zodiac through sand art, merging traditional culture with modern expression.
Study Reveals Decline in Genetic Diversity Among Species
Two-thirds of animal and plant populations are losing genetic diversity, hindering their ability to adapt to environmental changes, according to a study in Nature.
Primates Celebrate Spring Festival with Red Envelopes at Chongqing’s Leheledu Animal Park
Primates at Chongqing’s Leheledu Animal Theme Park celebrated the Spring Festival with red envelopes filled with treats, sharing Chinese New Year cheer with visitors and keepers.
Shenzhen and Hong Kong Collaborate to Protect Mangrove Wetlands in Greater Bay Area
Shenzhen and Hong Kong are jointly conserving mangrove wetlands in the Greater Bay Area. Their nature reserves are collaborating to protect these vital ecosystems.