Mt. Huanggang Fire-Bellied Newt: New Species Found in Eastern China
Chinese researchers have discovered a new species of fire-bellied newt in Mt. Wuyi National Park, highlighting the region’s rich biodiversity.
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Flash Floods in Chiang Mai Claim Three Lives as Tourists Evacuate
Flash floods hit Chiang Mai in northern Thailand, killing three people and forcing tourists to evacuate hotels through knee-high water, while two elephants drowned at a nearby sanctuary.
Category 5 Hurricane Milton Set to Hit Florida in Wake of Deadly Helene
Category 5 Hurricane Milton is set to strike Florida after deadly Helene, prompting evacuation orders and warnings of catastrophic damage.
UN Report: Global River Flows Hit All-Time Lows in 2023 Amid Record Heat
Global river flows have hit all-time lows in 2023 amid record heat, threatening water supplies worldwide, according to a UN report. The crisis highlights urgent need for climate action and sustainable water management.
UN Warns of Increasingly Erratic Global Water Cycle Amid Climate Change
The UN warns of increasingly erratic floods and droughts as climate change disrupts the global water cycle, highlighting urgent calls for action.
Groundbreaking Study Unveils Nine Species of China’s Giant Salamanders
A recent study confirms the existence of nine distinct species of the critically endangered Chinese giant salamander, emphasizing the urgent need for conservation efforts.
Study Reveals Nine Critically Endangered Chinese Giant Salamander Species
Scientists have discovered nine distinct species of the Chinese giant salamander, all critically endangered, prompting urgent calls for conservation to save the world’s largest amphibian from extinction.
Wild Autumn: Unveiling the Mysterious Springs of Shennongjia’s Hidden Valley
Discover the mysterious siphon springs of Shennongjia’s hidden valley in central China’s Hubei Province, a World Heritage Site renowned for its exceptional biodiversity and natural wonders.
Hurricane Helene Leaves Over 230 Dead in Southeastern U.S.
Over 230 people have been killed by Hurricane Helene as it swept through the southeastern U.S., causing widespread devastation in several states.
Death Toll Surpasses 230 as Hurricane Helene Sweeps Over Southeastern U.S.
Over 230 fatalities have been reported as Hurricane Helene devastates the southeastern United States, marking the deadliest mainland hurricane since Katrina in 2005.
New Technologies Aid Conservation of Endangered Yunnan Snub-Nosed Monkeys
Conservation authorities in southwest China’s Yunnan Province are using new technologies to monitor and protect the endangered Yunnan snub-nosed monkeys, leading to a steady increase in their population.
High-Tech Gadgets Help Protect Endangered Yunnan Snub-Nosed Monkeys
Conservation authorities in Yunnan Province are using innovative technologies to monitor and protect the endangered Yunnan snub-nosed monkeys, leading to a significant increase in their population.
Chinese Patients Achieve Remission from Autoimmune Diseases with Donor CAR-T Cell Therapy
Three Chinese patients with severe autoimmune diseases have gone into remission after receiving donor-derived CAR-T cell therapy, marking a breakthrough in the mass production of such treatments.
Desert Symphony: Mingsha Mountain and Crescent Spring’s Timeless Allure
Discover the enchanting Mingsha Mountain and Crescent Spring in Dunhuang—a desert symphony where singing sands and a timeless oasis captivate travelers along the ancient Silk Road.
Echoes of the Desert: Exploring Mingsha Mountain and Crescent Spring
Discover the enchanting Mingsha Mountain and Crescent Spring in Dunhuang, where golden dunes sing and a timeless oasis endures amid breathtaking desert landscapes.
Hulunbuir Grassland: Exploring the ‘Kingdom of Pasture’ in Autumn
Experience the breathtaking autumn beauty of Hulunbuir Grassland, one of the world’s largest grasslands, where rich nomadic heritage meets serene pastoral landscapes in China’s vast northeast.
Thousands Struggle Without Water a Week After Hurricane Helene Hits North Carolina
Thousands in western North Carolina remain without water a week after Hurricane Helene devastated the region. Communities rally to provide essential resources amid ongoing recovery efforts.
Thousands in Western North Carolina Still Without Water a Week After Helene
Nearly a week after Hurricane Helene devastated western North Carolina, thousands remain without access to clean water, prompting residents to line up for emergency supplies in downtown Asheville.
Colombia Advocates for Unified UN Climate and Biodiversity Pledges at COP16
Colombia proposes a unified climate and biodiversity pledge at COP16, aiming to streamline global environmental efforts and enhance synergies in tackling climate change and nature conservation.
Solar Flares May Illuminate Northern Skies with Faint Auroras
Solar storms may cause dim northern lights across parts of the northern United States this weekend as forecasters monitor for possible disruptions to power and communications.