Extreme Heat Claims Over 600 Egyptian Lives During Hajj Pilgrimage
Over 600 Egyptian pilgrims have died due to extreme heat during this year’s Hajj pilgrimage in Mecca, where temperatures soared to 51.8°C.
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Qinghai: China’s Majestic Land of Rivers and Life on the Roof of the World
Discover Qinghai Province, China’s majestic land on the ‘roof of the world,’ where great rivers originate and diverse wildlife thrives amidst breathtaking landscapes.
Activists Arrested After Climate Protest Targets Stonehenge
Two activists arrested after spraying Stonehenge with orange paint in a climate protest demanding the UK phase out fossil fuels by 2030.
Extreme Heat Waves Plague Central and Eastern Canada
Central and eastern Canada face extreme heat warnings with humidex values up to 45°C, affecting millions across several provinces.
Extreme Weather in 2023 Severely Impacts Italian Agriculture, Forestry, and Fishing Sectors
New data from ISTAT reveals that extreme weather in 2023 significantly affected Italy’s agriculture, forestry, and fishing sectors, causing declines in production, added value, and employment.
Chinese and British Scientists Unlock Unused Wheat Diversity to Boost Global Food Security
Chinese and British scientists discover that 60% of genetic diversity in a historic wheat collection is unused, offering a chance to improve modern wheat and enhance global food security.
Heat Wave Grips Iraq: Provinces Record Temperatures Over 50°C
Iraq faces an intense heat wave with temperatures soaring above 50°C in several provinces, prompting warnings from authorities and highlighting challenges for residents and infrastructure.
China Achieves Significant Progress in Water Conservation Over Past Decade
China has achieved remarkable progress in water conservation and management over the past decade, significantly improving water efficiency and enhancing flood and drought prevention measures.
Endangered Black-Faced Spoonbills Found Breeding in China’s Yellow River Delta
Endangered black-faced spoonbills have been found breeding for the first time in the Yellow River Delta in the Chinese mainland, extending their known breeding range by several hundred kilometers.
China Allocates 443 Million Yuan to Combat Drought and Boost Summer Planting
China has allocated 443 million yuan to combat drought and support summer planting efforts across several provinces, aiming to ensure a successful autumn harvest.
NASA Report Highlights Alarming Groundwater Loss in U.S. Southwest
NASA’s new study reveals ongoing groundwater decline in the U.S. Southwest, threatening both humans and wildlife as drought and rising water demands strain reserves.
China and U.S. Launch Subnational Climate Cooperation Channel
China and the U.S. have established a new communication mechanism to promote subnational climate cooperation, encouraging regions and enterprises to collaborate on green initiatives.
Egrets and Herons Thrive in Northeast China’s Liaoning Province
Egrets and herons have established a thriving breeding ground in Dandong, Liaoning Province, symbolizing successful conservation efforts and the harmonious relationship between wildlife and the community.
Deadly Storm Hits South-Central Chile, Displacing Thousands
An intense storm has struck south-central Chile, leaving one person dead and forcing over 11,000 residents to evacuate. Heavy rains impacted nine regions from Coquimbo to Los Rios, with lighter showers expected on Tuesday.
Shanxi Province Launches Leopard Population Survey in Qinyuan County
Authorities in Shanxi Province have launched a survey to assess the leopard population and biodiversity in Qinyuan County, aiming to enhance conservation efforts in the Yellow River Eco-Zone.
Emergency Flood Response Activated in Three Chinese Provinces Amid Heavy Rainstorms
China has activated a Level-IV emergency response in three provinces due to heavy rainstorms causing potential flooding, mobilizing support to affected areas in the south.
Uniting for Land: World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought Highlights Asia’s Role
June 17 marks the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought. This year’s theme emphasizes the vital need for united efforts in land stewardship to ensure a prosperous future for all.
Heavy Rains Trigger Deadly Landslides in Meizhou, South China
Five dead and 15 missing as heavy rains trigger landslides and flash floods in Meizhou, Guangdong Province. Over 9,000 personnel have been mobilized for rescue efforts.
Heavy Rain in Southeast China Forces 36,000 to Evacuate
Torrential rains in southeast China’s Fujian Province have forced 36,000 people to evacuate due to severe flooding, causing significant damage and economic loss.
Severe Floods in Southeast China Force 36,000 to Evacuate
Over 36,000 people have been evacuated in southeast China’s Fujian Province due to severe flooding caused by torrential rains, leading to significant economic losses and casualties.