China’s Hainan Suspends Ferry Services as Typhoon Yagi Nears
Hainan province suspends coastal ferry services as Typhoon Yagi approaches, strengthening with winds up to 126 km/h.
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Heavy Monsoon Floods Kill 33 in Southern India, Displace Thousands
Heavy monsoon rains and floods in southern India have killed at least 33 people, displaced thousands, and disrupted transportation, with officials warning of more rain to come.
Early Start to Australian Bushfire Season Likely After Warmest August on Record
Authorities warn Australians to prepare for an early bushfire season after experiencing the warmest August on record, with increased fire risks across multiple states.
Sustainable Wheels: China Fuels Rwanda’s Electric Transport Revolution
As Rwanda accelerates its green transition, China supports the nation’s shift to electric transport through technology and infrastructure, exemplifying a deepening partnership ahead of the 2024 FOCAC Summit.
Chenpi: The Centuries-Old Journey from Citrus Peel to Healing Elixir
Discover the 700-year-old tradition of chenpi, the dried citrus peel from Xinhui District in Guangdong Province, cherished in traditional Chinese medicine for its healing properties.
IUGS Recognizes Three Chinese Sites as World Geological Heritage
Three Chinese geological sites have been declared world geological heritage by the IUGS, showcasing China’s rich fossil records and unique karst landscapes.
South China’s Hainan Province Braces for Typhoon Yagi
South China’s Hainan Province has activated a level IV emergency response as Typhoon Yagi approaches. The typhoon is expected to make landfall on Friday, bringing strong winds and heavy rainfall.
From Toxic Plant to Precious Paper: The Ancient Art of Tibetan Papermaking
Discover how Tibetan artisans transform the toxic Chinese stellera plant into durable, insect-resistant paper, preserving an ancient craft over a millennium old.
Israel Experiences Hottest Summer on Record
Israel records its hottest summer since 1950, with temperatures soaring to unprecedented levels. The Israel Meteorological Service reports average daily temperatures reaching 29°C between June and August.
Floods and Landslides in the Philippines Kill 10 as Tropical Storm Yagi Approaches
At least 10 people have been killed by floods and landslides in the Philippines as tropical storm Yagi approaches, authorities said on Monday.
China Launches Key Meteorological Lab to Boost Renewable Energy Innovation
China has launched a key open laboratory to integrate meteorological research with renewable energy development, marking a significant step in advancing the nation’s modern electric power system.
Ecological Monitoring Boosts Conservation on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau
Significant progress in ecological monitoring on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau marks the first anniversary of the Law of Ecological Conservation. Advanced systems are boosting conservation efforts and biodiversity protection.
Chongqing’s Giant Pandas Lounge on Ice Blocks Amid 40°C Heatwave
Amid a lingering heatwave with temperatures reaching 40°C, giant pandas at a Chongqing zoo find cool relief by lounging on ice blocks, offering a charming escape from the scorching weather.
Artificial Nests Safeguard Birds and Power Grids in China’s Sanjiangyuan
Artificial nests in China’s Sanjiangyuan reserve are helping protect upland buzzards while reducing power grid faults, promoting harmony between wildlife and infrastructure.
Sudan Floods Claim 173 Lives and Displace Thousands
Heavy rains and floods in Sudan have claimed 173 lives since June, affecting over 170,000 people and destroying thousands of homes across 11 states.
China Reports Steady Progress in Agricultural Green Development
China has made significant progress in agricultural green development from 2022 to 2023, driven by technological innovation and the emergence of new agricultural entities, according to a recent report.
Major Flood Warning Issued for Tasmania as Residents Prepare to Evacuate
Residents in Tasmania brace for major floods as heavy rain and winds prompt evacuation warnings. Authorities caution of inundated properties and isolated towns.
12 Killed as Heavy Rains Wreak Havoc in South India
At least 12 people have been killed as heavy rains wreaked havoc in India’s southern states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
China Releases First Report on Xianbin Jiao Coral Reef Ecosystem Health
China’s first report on the coral reef ecosystem at Xianbin Jiao in Nansha Qundao reveals a generally healthy state with some localized damages, highlighting the need for continued conservation efforts.
Devastating Floods in Bangladesh Claim 59 Lives in August
At least 59 people have died as devastating floods sweep across Bangladesh in August, affecting thousands and causing widespread damage, according to the National Disaster Response Coordination Center.