Delhi Endures Season’s Hottest Day at 47.4°C
Delhi records the season’s hottest day as temperatures soar to 47.4°C, causing severe heatwaves across the region.
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China’s Meteorological Data Network Serves Over Half a Million Professionals Worldwide
The China Meteorological Administration’s data network now serves over 520,000 professionals globally, providing 173TB of data annually for weather forecasting and more.
Laos Launches Initiative to Reduce Harmful Pesticide Use
Laos, with support from the UN Development Program and the Global Environment Fund, is launching a project to reduce the use of harmful pesticides, promoting safer agricultural practices nationwide.
Rare Chinese White Dolphins Spotted in South China’s Leizhou Bay
A pod of rare Chinese white dolphins has been spotted in Leizhou Bay, south China’s Guangdong Province, signaling positive outcomes from ongoing conservation efforts in the region.
Brazil’s Devastating Floods Displace Thousands: Lessons for Asia
Severe floods in Brazil displace thousands, highlighting critical lessons in disaster preparedness and resilience for Asian nations facing similar challenges.
Report Urges U.S. to Tackle Landfill Methane Emissions Amid Global Climate Efforts
An environmental report urges the U.S. to take immediate action on landfill methane emissions, highlighting regulatory gaps and calling for stronger EPA policies to combat climate change.
Severe Storm Hits Houston, Leaving Four Dead and Massive Power Outages
A devastating storm with hurricane-force winds hit Houston, killing four and leaving 800,000 homes without power. Mayor Whitmire urges residents to stay indoors as the city grapples with widespread damage.
Canadian Wildfire Threatens Global Oil Supply: Potential Impact on Asian Markets
A wildfire near Canada’s vital oil hub in Fort McMurray threatens global oil supply, potentially impacting Asian markets dependent on energy imports.
Indonesia Evacuates Hundreds as Mount Ibu Volcano Erupts
Indonesia has evacuated hundreds of residents near Mount Ibu on Halmahera Island after authorities raised the volcano’s alert status to the highest level following two massive eruptions.
Shandong Unveils Biodiversity Strategy for Yellow River Delta
Shandong Province released a white paper on biodiversity conservation in the Yellow River Delta, highlighting significant efforts in protecting the region’s unique ecosystems.
Global Coral Bleaching Crisis Expands to New Countries Amid Record Ocean Temperatures
Scientists warn that the global coral bleaching event is expanding to new countries amid record ocean temperatures, threatening marine ecosystems and economies worldwide.
2024 Beijing Chaoyang International Tea Culture Festival Kicks Off with Over 400 Guests
The 2024 Beijing Chaoyang International Tea Culture Festival began on May 16 at Chaoyang Park, welcoming over 400 guests to celebrate and explore China’s rich tea heritage.
Windblown Dust Fuels Phytoplankton Growth, Enhancing Carbon Storage in Southern Ocean
Windblown dust from continents fuels one-third of phytoplankton growth in the Southern Ocean, boosting carbon storage, Australian research reveals.
Record Cold Snap in Chile Highlights Global Climate Concerns Impacting Asia
Chile’s record-breaking cold snap highlights global climate concerns and potential implications for Asia, as extreme weather events underscore the need for preparedness and resilience across regions.
Endangered Leatherback Sea Turtles Released into the Wild Off Thailand’s Phuket Island
Eleven endangered baby leatherback sea turtles released off Phuket, Thailand, marking a key step in efforts to boost their survival and eventual return to reproduce.
Indonesia’s Sumatra Floods Death Toll Climbs to 67; 20 Still Missing
The death toll from flash floods and mudslides in Indonesia’s West Sumatra province has risen to 67, with 20 people still missing. The government plans to relocate survivors to safer areas.
South Sudan Launches $33 Million Climate Resilience Project
South Sudan has launched a five-year, $33 million UN-backed project to bolster climate resilience among vulnerable communities and restore ecosystems, aiming to benefit over 75,000 people.
South Sudan Launches $33 Million Climate Resilience Project with UN Support
South Sudan has launched a $33 million UN-backed project to bolster the resilience of vulnerable communities against climate change and restore over 15,000 hectares of land.
South Sudan’s Climate Resilience Project: Lessons for Asian Agro-Pastoral Communities
South Sudan launches a UN-backed, $33 million climate resilience project aiming to benefit over 75,000 people. Lessons from this initiative offer valuable insights for Asian agro-pastoral communities facing similar challenges.
China Enhances Urban Livability Amid Extreme Weather Challenges
China intensifies efforts to improve urban livability amid extreme weather, awarding 26 cities “National Forest City” titles and building 3,520 small parks across the country.