Human-Induced Ozone Reduces Tropical Forests’ CO₂ Storage Capacity
A new Australian-led study reveals that ozone emissions from human activities are diminishing the ability of tropical forests to absorb and store CO₂, impacting global carbon cycles.
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Revitalizing China’s Ancient Weihe River: A Legacy Flows Back to Life
The Weihe River, largest tributary of the Yellow River, is being revitalized, rekindling its historical significance to Xi’an City and China’s ancient civilization.
Floods and Landslides Hit Northern Vietnam as Parts of Hanoi Remain Submerged
Several Hanoi districts remain flooded as floods and landslides continue to affect northern Vietnam. The weather agency predicts little change in Red River water levels over the next 24 hours.
China Advances Ecological Protection Efforts in the Yellow River Basin
China intensifies its efforts to protect and revitalize the Yellow River basin, implementing ecological conservation measures to promote sustainable development and improve the livelihoods of millions.
Typhoon Yagi Claims 226 Lives in Vietnam; Over 100 Still Missing
Typhoon Yagi has devastated Vietnam, leaving 226 dead and 104 missing. The northern province of Lao Cai suffered the heaviest losses, with rescue efforts ongoing amidst severe flooding and landslides.
China Hosts Seminar on Endangered Species Protection with Developing Nations
China recently hosted a seminar on endangered species protection, bringing together officials and experts from seven developing countries to share knowledge and strengthen international cooperation.
China’s Inner Mongolia Begins Construction of Massive Energy Storage Station in Ulan Buh Desert
Inner Mongolia Energy Group begins constructing China’s largest energy storage power station in the Ulan Buh Desert, aiming to enhance renewable energy integration and combat desertification.
Hainan Province Resumes 70% of Construction Projects Following Typhoon Yagi
Nearly 70% of construction projects in China’s Hainan Province have resumed following Super Typhoon Yagi, showcasing the swift recovery efforts and resilience of local communities.
Severe Flooding in Maiduguri Claims 30 Lives and Displaces Over 400,000
Severe flooding in Maiduguri has claimed at least 30 lives and displaced over 400,000 people, according to officials. The disaster has overwhelmed the northeastern city, with authorities fearing the situation could worsen.
Israeli Researchers Detect Common Drug Residues in Red Sea Corals
Israeli researchers from Tel Aviv University have detected residues of ten common drugs in corals living in the Red Sea’s Gulf of Aqaba, prompting concerns over marine pollution in the region.
AU Agency Welcomes China’s Pledge to Boost Africa’s Agriculture
An African Union agency welcomes China’s pledge to support Africa’s agriculture and tackle climate change, highlighting collaboration benefits in boosting productivity and achieving food sovereignty.
Global Leaders Gather at 2024 Taiyuan Energy Low Carbon Development Forum in Shanxi
The 2024 Taiyuan Energy Low Carbon Development Forum opened in Taiyuan, north China’s Shanxi Province, bringing together global leaders to discuss energy transformation and low-carbon development.
Emerald Rivers and Grey Skies: Drought Transforms Sao Paulo’s Landscape
Environmental threats in Sao Paulo have transformed the city’s river to emerald green and turned clear skies grey, highlighting the pressing ecological challenges faced by the metropolis.
Hurricane Francine Forces Louisiana Evacuations, Oil and Gas Shutdowns
Louisiana residents evacuate as Tropical Storm Francine is set to become a hurricane overnight, prompting oil and gas shutdowns in the Gulf of Mexico.
Smoke from Brazil Fires Clouds Major Cities and Neighboring Countries
Smoke from intense wildfires in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest is choking major cities and spreading to neighboring countries.
Accelerating Methane Levels Threaten Global Climate Goals, Study Warns
A new study reveals that methane concentrations are rising faster than any other major greenhouse gas, threatening global climate targets.
New Firmoss Species in Southwest China Shows Promise in Alzheimer’s Treatment
Chinese researchers discover new firmoss species, Huperzia crassifolia, in southwest China, showing potential in Alzheimer’s treatment.
Sudan and Chad Face Severe Flooding; Lesotho Impacted by Drought
Sudan and Chad are experiencing severe flooding impacting hundreds of thousands, while Lesotho faces a drought, according to the UN. Urgent support is needed to aid affected communities.
China’s Draft National Park Law Under First Reading at Top Legislature
A draft national park law was submitted for the first reading at China’s top legislature, marking the first time the country considers national-level legislation for its national parks.
Brazil’s Worst Drought in Seven Decades Lowers Amazon River to Record Lows
Brazil is experiencing its worst drought in over seven decades, causing the Amazon River to reach unprecedented low levels. Over half the country is under stress, highlighting a severe environmental crisis.