China’s Noise Monitoring Network Faces Challenges from Natural Sounds
China’s plan to launch a nationwide noise monitoring network faces challenges as natural sounds like bird calls and wind interfere with accurate noise pollution assessments.
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China’s plan to launch a nationwide noise monitoring network faces challenges as natural sounds like bird calls and wind interfere with accurate noise pollution assessments.
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Water levels in Wuhan’s section of the Yangtze River have exceeded the warning mark for the first time since 2020, prompting authorities to implement flood prevention measures and urge public vigilance.
Chinese researchers at Dali University have discovered a new plant species and four insect species in the biodiversity-rich Cangshan Mountain in southwest China’s Yunnan Province.
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Chen Fei, director of the Asian Elephant Research Center, has dedicated over a decade to protecting China’s wildlife, leading efforts to conserve the endangered Asian elephants in Yunnan’s rainforests.
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China issues red alerts for severe mountain torrents and rainstorms in eastern and southern regions, signaling imminent danger and urging immediate preparedness.
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