China’s Major Rivers and Lakes Show Significant Environmental Improvements
Local protection efforts have led to significant environmental improvements in China’s major rivers and lakes, showcasing the nation’s commitment to ecological restoration.
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Thriving Wildlife in Qinghai’s Wetlands Captured by Local Photographer
A photographer captures stunning images of thriving wildlife in Qinghai’s wetlands, highlighting successful conservation efforts in northwest China.
China Concludes 232,000 Environmental Cases in 2023, Reports Supreme People’s Court
China’s courts concluded 232,000 first-instance environmental cases in 2023, highlighting the nation’s focus on environmental protection.
China’s Courts Conclude 232,000 Environmental Cases in 2023
China’s courts have concluded 232,000 first-instance environmental cases in 2023, showcasing the nation’s commitment to environmental protection and legal enforcement.
China’s Decade of Green Efforts Highlighted on World Environment Day
China celebrates a decade of significant greening efforts on World Environment Day, highlighting massive forest planting and land restoration achievements.
Human Activity Linked to Extinction of Woolly Rhinoceros: Australian Study
Australian researchers have found that human hunting contributed to the extinction of the woolly rhinoceros by limiting their access to vital habitats after the last ice age.
Asia’s Largest Wildlife Seed Bank Preserves Over 11,000 Plant Species
Asia’s largest wildlife seed bank in Yunnan Province has preserved over 11,000 species of wild plant seeds, safeguarding over a third of China’s wild plants and contributing significantly to biodiversity conservation.
China Holds First Trial for Smuggling Invasive Red-Eared Slider Turtles
China is trying its first case of smuggling invasive red-eared slider turtles, highlighting concerns over ecological threats from illegal wildlife trade.
Asia Unites on World Environment Day 2024: Restoring Land for a Sustainable Future
On World Environment Day 2024, Asian nations unite to combat land degradation and desertification, embracing restoration efforts to secure a sustainable future for the region and the world.
China Records Warmest May Since 1961: Average Temperature Hits 17.7°C
China recorded its warmest May since 1961, with an average temperature of 17.7°C, according to the China Meteorological Administration.
UN Chief Calls for Immediate Global Action to Safeguard Earth’s Ecosystems
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres calls for immediate global action to protect Earth’s ecosystems from pollution, climate change, and biodiversity loss ahead of World Environment Day.
Exploring the Iconic Bays of the Kanas River in Xinjiang’s Kanas Scenic Area
Discover the breathtaking beauty of Fairy Bay, Moon Bay, and Crouching Dragon Bay along the Kanas River in Xinjiang’s Kanas Scenic Area, a prime attraction in Altay.
Heavy Rains Cause Severe Flooding in Guangxi, Disrupting Traffic and Damaging Dikes
Heavy rains continue to batter south China’s Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, causing severe flooding, traffic disruptions, and damage to dikes, impacting residents and infrastructure.
China Unveils Measures to Enhance Flood Monitoring and Forecasting
Minister Li Guoying announces plans to improve China’s flood monitoring and forecasting, aiming to enhance timeliness and accuracy to better protect against flood-related disasters.
Restoring the Land: China’s Efforts for World Environment Day 2024
China is advancing land restoration efforts ahead of World Environment Day 2024. Learn about China’s actions to combat desertification and enhance drought resilience.
Global Renewable Energy Goals at Risk: IEA Warns of 2030 Shortfall
The IEA warns that nations are falling short of the goal to triple renewable energy capacity by 2030, risking efforts to limit global warming to 1.5°C. Current plans may reach only 8,000 GW instead of the 11,000 GW target.
First Major Heatwave of the Season Scorches U.S. Southwest
The southwestern United States is facing the first major heatwave of the season, with dangerous triple-digit temperatures forecasted in parts of California, Nevada, and Arizona.
Study Reveals Significant Lake Expansion on Qinghai-Xizang Plateau over 30 Years
New research by the Chinese Academy of Sciences reveals that lakes on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau have expanded by over 10,000 square kilometers in 30 years, highlighting significant environmental changes.
Yunnan Zookeepers Give Asian Elephants Relaxing Pedicures for Foot Health
Zookeepers in southwest China’s Yunnan Province are providing Asian elephants with relaxing pedicures to ensure their foot health, showcasing innovative animal care practices.
Scientists: Climate Change Doubles Likelihood of Brazil Floods
Climate change has doubled the likelihood of the devastating floods in southern Brazil, say scientists, with El Nino also intensifying the heavy rains.