Asia Leads Charge Against Plastic Pollution Ahead of 2025 UN Deadline
As the UN’s 2025 World Environment Day approaches, Asia emerges as a key player in combating plastic pollution through policy reforms and tech innovation. #Sustainability
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Xi Jinping Champions Global Green Governance on World Environment Day
President Xi Jinping emphasizes China’s commitment to global environmental sustainability and carbon neutrality by 2060 on World Environment Day.
China’s Environmental Quality Shows Steady Gains in 2024
China’s 2024 environmental report highlights steady improvements in air, water, and soil quality, aligning with global sustainability goals on World Environment Day.
Ningxia Releases Endangered Przewalski’s Horses to Boost Wild Population
China’s Ningxia region releases 12 endangered Przewalski’s horses, boosting wild population to 20 in landmark conservation success story.
China’s Bamboo Revolution: A Sustainable Answer to Plastic Pollution
As global plastic waste hits 400 million tonnes, China’s bamboo initiatives offer a sustainable alternative with carbon-absorbing benefits, aligning with World Environment Day 2025’s theme.
Xi Zhinong: Capturing China’s Biodiversity Through the Lens
Photographer Xi Zhinong’s four-decade journey reveals China’s biodiversity efforts, from endangered primates to community-led conservation. A visual chronicle of nature’s resilience.
Xi Zhinong’s Lens Captures Biodiversity for World Environment Day
Celebrating World Environment Day through Xi Zhinong’s wildlife photography, highlighting biodiversity conservation efforts in Asia’s ecosystems.
Record Sargassum Seaweed Chokes Caribbean, Threatens Ecosystems
Record sargassum seaweed inundates Caribbean shores, disrupting tourism and ecosystems. Scientists warn of worsening conditions in June.
Global Seed Vault Safeguards 11,000+ New Crop Samples for Future Food Security
Over 11,200 seed samples from 14 gene banks were added to the Svalbard Global Seed Vault, enhancing global efforts to protect crop diversity and food security.
Pacific Islands Battle Ocean Plastic Crisis with Global Partnerships
Pacific Island nations combat marine plastic pollution through global partnerships and scientific innovation, despite minimal contribution to the crisis.
Solar Flare Sparks Geomagnetic Storms, Auroras Expected
A recent solar flare may trigger geomagnetic storms and auroras, with no health risks. China’s space weather experts explain impacts and solar cycle trends.
Heavy Rains Displace Thousands in SW China’s Yunnan
Torrential rains in Yunnan Province trigger landslides, displace thousands, and disrupt infrastructure as authorities scramble relief efforts.
China’s Renewable Energy Surge Powers Global Climate Efforts
China’s renewable energy sector breaks global records in 2024, driving 60% of worldwide clean energy growth through tech innovation and strategic investments.
UN Declares May 30 as International Day of Potato
The UN declares May 30 as International Day of Potato, recognizing its role in global food security and China’s leadership in production.
Swiss Village Buried by Glacier Debris Sparks Climate Concerns
A massive glacier collapse buries a Swiss village, raising climate concerns as residents face devastation and uncertain recovery.
UN Warns of Record Global Temperatures, Urges Climate Action
A new UN report warns of unprecedented global temperature rises, highlighting risks for Asia’s economies, ecosystems, and communities.
China’s Optics Valley Monorail Fuels Tech Tourism Boom
China’s Optics Valley Photon monorail combines cutting-edge tech with eco-friendly design, driving a surge in tech tourism and sustainable urban development.
Kenya Launches Black Rhino Translocation to Boost Conservation
Kenya begins translocating 21 critically endangered eastern black rhinos to Segera Conservancy, aiming to create one of the world’s largest connected rhino habitats.
China Urges Global Unity on Climate Action at Pacific Meeting
Chinese FM Wang Yi calls for international climate cooperation at Pacific meeting, reaffirming China’s commitment to Paris Agreement goals amid global challenges.
Chinese Paraglider Survives Rare ‘Cloud Suck’ Phenomenon at 8,598 Meters
A Chinese paraglider survived a rare ‘cloud suck’ phenomenon, reaching 8,598 meters. Experts explain the risks and China’s airspace regulations.