Chinese Scientists Break Ice Core Extraction Record in Low and Middle Latitudes
Chinese scientists have extracted a 324-meter-long ice core from the Purog Kangri ice sheet, setting a new record for ice core extraction in low and middle latitudes.
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World Stroke Day: Global Efforts to Raise Awareness and Promote Prevention
World Stroke Day on October 29 unites communities worldwide to raise awareness about strokes, emphasizing prevention and timely response to reduce their impact on individuals and societies.
China Accelerates Waste-Free City Initiative: Over 3,700 Projects by 2025
China plans to build over 3,700 waste-free cities by 2025, investing more than 1 trillion yuan ($140 billion) to reduce solid waste and promote recycling as part of its sustainable development goals.
Norway Allocates $20 Million to Support Colombia’s Fight Against Deforestation
Norway pledges $20 million to support Colombia’s fight against deforestation, strengthening rainforest conservation and combating illegal activities threatening biodiversity.
Scientists Discover Lesser Mealworm’s Potential to Combat Plastic Waste
Scientists at ICIPE in Nairobi have discovered that the larvae of the lesser mealworm can consume plastic waste, offering a promising solution to global plastic pollution.
South Africa Calls for Enhanced Climate Finance at COP29
South Africa is calling for stronger climate finance commitments at COP29, emphasizing the need for new financial models to support developing economies in addressing climate change.
Chinese Researchers Develop Self-Cleaning Electrode for Efficient MO2 Synthesis
Chinese researchers have developed a self-cleaning electrode that enhances the stable synthesis of MO2, an alternative to hydrogen peroxide, offering promising applications in environmental processes.
Ensuring Winter Survival for Rare Yangtze Finless Porpoises in East China’s Poyang Lake
Ecological protection officers in east China’s Jiangxi Province are supplying food and resources to ensure the survival of the endangered Yangtze finless porpoises in Poyang Lake during its low-water period.
Qingdao’s Vital Support for UN Decade of Ocean Science Praised
Peter Thomson praises Qingdao for its significant role in the UN Decade of Ocean Science during the 2024 Global Ocean Development Forum.
Guilin Becomes First Guangxi City to Join Global CitiesWithNature Initiative
South China’s Guilin City joins the CitiesWithNature initiative, highlighting its crucial role in biodiversity conservation and marking a significant milestone for Guangxi’s environmental efforts.
Rare Migratory Birds Grace China’s Natural Wetlands
Rare migratory birds, including black-necked cranes, have been spotted in China’s natural wetlands, showcasing the country’s rich biodiversity and successful conservation efforts.
China’s Climatic Turning Point: Leading the Global Green Transition
China’s pivotal role in the global green transition draws attention as data suggests it may have reached peak carbon emissions, marking a turning point in the fight against climate change.
Indonesia’s Mount Marapi Erupts, Blanketing Villages with Ash and Hot Clouds
Mount Marapi, one of Indonesia’s most active volcanoes, erupted on Sunday, spewing ash and hot clouds over nearby villages in West Sumatra. No casualties reported.
Fossil Fuel Threat Looms Over the ‘Amazon of the Seas’
Fossil fuel expansion threatens the Coral Triangle’s rich biodiversity, endangering marine species and millions who depend on the sea, a new report warns.
Storm Trami Strikes Vietnam; Philippine Death Toll Reaches 110
Rescuers in the Philippines search for missing people after Tropical Storm Trami claims 110 lives. As Trami strikes Vietnam, the region braces for further impact.
Qinghai: The Pinnacle of Life on China’s Plateau
High on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, Qinghai Province thrives with biodiversity, housing numerous protected species despite its harsh environment.
China’s Major Agricultural Provinces Secure Record Grain Harvest Despite Extreme Weather
China’s major agricultural provinces are nearing completion of a bumper grain harvest despite extreme weather and natural disasters, with grain output projected to reach a record 700 million tonnes this year.
UK Climate Advisers Urge Ambitious 81% Emissions Cut by 2035
Britain’s Committee on Climate Change urges an ambitious 81% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2035, surpassing current targets, to combat global warming.
At Least 126 Dead and Missing After Tropical Storm Trami Hits the Philippines
At least 126 people are dead or missing in the Philippines after Tropical Storm Trami caused massive flooding and landslides. Rescue teams are racing to reach isolated areas as the death toll rises.
Saving Malaysia’s Ancient Rainforest: A Battle for Biodiversity
Malaysia’s ancient rainforest, one of Earth’s most diverse ecosystems, faces threats as many tree species become endangered. Experts and volunteers strive to preserve its rich biodiversity.