Colombia’s Extreme Drought Devastates Indigenous Communities
Extreme drought in Colombia’s Amazon region is devastating Indigenous communities like the Cocama, threatening their livelihoods and way of life.
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Chinese Scientists Uncover Tardigrades’ Secrets to Radiation Resistance
Chinese scientists have decoded tardigrades’ radiation-resistant mechanisms, potentially paving the way for enhancing human resilience to radiation, according to a study in Science.
Storm Trami Claims 82 Lives in Northern Philippines; Possible U-Turn Ahead
Tropical Storm Trami left at least 82 people dead in the Philippines due to landslides and flooding. Authorities warn the storm may return next week as high-pressure winds could push it back.
Tomato-Picking Robot Draws Attention at China Yangling Agricultural Hi-tech Fair
An advanced tomato-picking robot is gaining attention at China’s Yangling Hi-tech Fair, showcasing AI technology transforming agriculture.
Kunming Biodiversity Fund Approves 9 Projects at COP16 in Colombia
The Kunming Biodiversity Fund approved nine new projects at COP16 in Cali, Colombia, supporting developing countries in achieving key goals of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework.
Storm Trami Devastates Northern Philippines: 66 Dead, Possible Return Looms
At least 66 people are dead after Tropical Storm Trami devastated northwestern Philippines, causing landslides and flooding. Officials warn the storm may return next week, prompting urgent rescue efforts.
Cyclone Dana Makes Landfall in Eastern India, Bringing Heavy Rains and Strong Winds
Severe Cyclonic Storm Dana made landfall in eastern India, bringing heavy rains and gusty winds to Odisha and West Bengal. The storm uprooted trees, snapped power lines, and disrupted normal life.
Netherlands and China Set to Boost Agricultural Cooperation
The Netherlands is looking to deepen its agricultural partnership with China, focusing on innovation and sustainability, as representatives from both countries met in Beijing to explore collaboration opportunities.
Flocks of Egrets and Gray Herons Migrate to Guizhou’s Yinjiang County for Winter
The scenic Yinjiang County in Guizhou province welcomes flocks of migrating egrets and gray herons as winter approaches, creating a breathtaking natural spectacle in southwest China.
Mt. Jianfeng: A Jewel of Tropical Biodiversity in China
Discover Mt. Jianfeng National Forest Park in Hainan, a pristine tropical rainforest teeming with rare flora and fauna like the critically endangered Hainan gibbon, showcasing China’s rich biodiversity.
UN Report Urges Immediate Global Action to Halt Climate Crisis
A new UN report warns that the world is on track for dangerous levels of global warming unless immediate and unprecedented action is taken to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Global Ocean Leaders Share Top Reasons for Loving Qingdao
At the 2024 Global Ocean Development Forum in Qingdao, global leaders discussed marine development and shared why they love the city.
AI Decodes Pig Sounds to Boost Animal Welfare: European Scientists Develop Breakthrough Algorithm
European scientists have developed an AI algorithm that interprets pig sounds to identify their emotions, aiming to help farmers improve animal welfare through better understanding of their animals.
Tropical Storm Trami Strikes Philippines: 26 Dead, 150,000 Displaced
Tropical Storm Trami has killed at least 26 people and displaced over 150,000 in the Philippines after making landfall on the northeastern coast, officials report.
Hong Kong Discovers First-Ever Dinosaur Fossils on Port Island
First-ever dinosaur fossils have been discovered on Hong Kong’s Port Island, dating back to the Cretaceous period. This significant find opens new avenues for palaeoecological research in the region.
Belgian Zoo to Return Three Giant Pandas to Chinese Mainland in December
Belgium’s Pairi Daiza zoo will return three of its giant pandas to the Chinese mainland on December 10 as part of an agreement with the China Wildlife Conservation Association.
China’s Air and Water Quality Improve in First Three Quarters of 2024
New data reveals significant improvements in China’s air and water quality during the first nine months of 2024, highlighting the nation’s ongoing efforts in environmental protection.
Yunnan’s Dehong Prefecture: A Biodiversity Haven in China’s Tropical Rainforests
Yunnan Province’s Dehong Prefecture has become a sanctuary for wildlife due to conservation efforts aimed at protecting its rich biodiversity in China’s tropical rainforests.
Rome and Milan Swelter Under Warmest Temperatures in Over 50 Years
Rome and Milan experienced their warmest weather in over 50 years in 2022, with temperatures significantly above average, according to ISTAT. The data highlights the impact of climate change on Italy’s largest cities.
Ethiopia’s Wildlife Wonders: Ethiopian Wolf, Gelada Baboon, and Mountain Nyala
Explore Ethiopia’s unique wildlife, from the elusive Ethiopian wolf to the charismatic gelada baboon and graceful mountain nyala, in this journey through the country’s diverse landscapes.