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Mount Lewotobi in East Nusa Tenggara erupted again, worsening air quality and causing respiratory issues. Authorities distributed face masks and set up evacuation centers for 12,000 evacuees.
Mount Lewotobi in Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara province erupted again on Wednesday, spewing ash and worsening air quality, prompting authorities to distribute face masks and prepare evacuation centers for residents.
Mount Lewotobi in Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara province erupted again, sending ash up to three kilometers high and worsening air quality, affecting residents and prompting evacuation efforts.
A powerful bomb cyclone has struck the U.S. Northwest, bringing high winds and heavy rain, causing power outages and downed trees across the region.
A powerful ‘bomb cyclone’ has struck the northwest U.S., causing high winds and heavy rain from Oregon to California, leading to power outages and downed trees across the region.
One of the strongest storms in decades has hit the northwest U.S., with a “bomb cyclone” causing power outages and downed trees from Portland to San Francisco.
A recent study reveals that warm extremes—periods of unusually high temperatures due to climate change—have challenged Earth’s terrestrial carbon sequestration capacity over the past 40 years.
China’s NMIC and Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange have launched a Temperature Index to help hedge against weather and climate risks, enhancing risk management in agriculture, energy, and financial markets.
The South China Botanical Garden now hosts 6,300 Peruvian plant specimens, exemplifying China-Peru cooperation in biodiversity. The Queen of the Andes, the largest bromeliad, stands out among them.
The South China Botanical Garden in Guangzhou is showcasing the ‘Queen of the Andes’, a rare Peruvian plant, highlighting China-Peru cooperation in biodiversity conservation.
With global temperatures breaking records and extreme weather events intensifying, the urgent need for coordinated climate action has never been more critical.
Explore the thriving wildlife of Cradle Moon Conservancy near Johannesburg, a 1,600-hectare haven where zebras, rhinos, and antelopes roam freely, offering visitors an authentic South African safari experience.
Negotiators at the UN’s COP29 climate talks are being urged to intensify efforts on a stalled deal to provide developing countries with more funds for clean energy and climate adaptation.
Ecuador declares a 60-day national emergency as raging forest fires, worsened by a severe drought, threaten the country.
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.
At least eight people have died as super typhoon Man-yi hit the Philippines, causing flooding and landslides.
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.
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.
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.
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.
