Beijing’s Blossoms Shine After Soothing Spring Rain
Experience the vibrant beauty of Beijing’s blossoms as they shine after a soothing spring rain, offering a serene glimpse into the city’s natural splendor.
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Ecological Civilization Flourishes Across China’s Yunnan Province
Yunnan Province in southwestern China is leading the way in ecological civilization, balancing economic growth with environmental preservation. Discover how this region is becoming a model for sustainable development.
Shandong Province Accelerates High-Quality Development Along the Yellow River Basin
Shandong Province launches high-quality development initiatives along the Yellow River basin, focusing on advanced industries, ecological protection, and cultural heritage projects for sustainable growth.
Sihe Township: A Mist-Shrouded Marvel in Eastern China’s Anhui Province
Sihe Township in eastern China’s Anhui Province awakens to a sea of clouds, transforming the landscape into a mist-shrouded marvel. Discover the enchanting beauty and cultural heritage of this hidden gem.
Over 100,000 Evacuated in Russia and Kazakhstan Amid Worst Floods in 70 Years
More than 100,000 people have been evacuated in Russia and Kazakhstan due to severe flooding caused by rapidly melting snow, leading to the worst floods in the region in at least 70 years.
Asia Confronts Climate Reality as March Sets Global Heat Record
Asia confronts the realities of climate change as March sets a new global heat record, impacting economies, ecosystems, and daily lives across the region.
Scientists Warn of H5N1 Bird Flu Outbreak in Antarctica’s Seabird Colonies
Scientists report a massive outbreak of the lethal H5N1 bird flu virus among seabirds in Antarctica, signaling a concerning spread to the remote continent and posing potential global ecological risks.
Magnitude 6.5 Earthquake Strikes Northern Molucca Sea off Indonesia
A magnitude-6.5 earthquake struck the northern Molucca Sea off Indonesia on Tuesday at a depth of 10 kilometers. The Indonesian BMKG reports no tsunami warning has been issued.
Amur Adonis: The ‘Sunflower’ Blooming Amid Ice and Snow in China’s Heilongjiang Province
Amid ice and snow on China’s Xingkai Lake shores, the vibrant Amur adonis flowers bloom, signaling spring’s arrival. Known as ‘Binglinghua’ in Chinese, these resilient flowers captivate locals and visitors alike.
UN Raises Concerns as Zimbabwe Declares State of Emergency Amid Severe Drought
The United Nations raises concerns as Zimbabwe declares a state of emergency amid severe drought, joining Zambia and Malawi in facing critical food shortages.
Chinese Scientists Intensify Efforts to Protect Rare Carp Species in Yangtze River Source
Chinese scientists intensify efforts to protect a unique carp species in the Dangqu River, a main source of the Yangtze, as part of China’s strategy to restore the ecosystem of its longest river.
March Hits 10th Consecutive Month of Record-Breaking Global Heat
March sets a new global heat record, marking the tenth straight month of unprecedented temperatures. The surge in heat intensifies calls for urgent action to combat climate change’s escalating effects.
China Unveils Plan to Boost Grain Output by Over 50 Million Tonnes by 2030
China has launched an ambitious plan to increase its grain output by over 50 million tonnes by 2030, aiming to enhance food security and sustain its growing population.
Six Golden Monkey Cubs Boost Conservation Efforts in China’s Shennongjia National Park
Six golden snub-nosed monkey cubs were born in China’s Shennongjia National Park, signaling a positive stride in conservation efforts and the nation’s biodiversity preservation.
Chinese Scientists Unveil Mating Habits of Ancient Insects Preserved in Amber
Chinese researchers have uncovered ancient water striders preserved in amber, revealing 100-million-year-old mating behaviors and providing rare insights into the evolution of insect sexual dynamics.
Greece Raises Wildfire Alert to High Risk After Dozens of Blazes Erupt
Amid a surge of new wildfires, Greece has raised its alert level to ‘high risk.’ With strong winds and unusual warmth, authorities warn of dangerous conditions and urge caution.
Record Floods Swell Rivers in Russia’s Ural Mountains, Thousands Evacuated
Record floods in Russia’s Ural Mountains have breached a dam, flooding two cities, affecting over 10,000 homes, and forcing thousands to evacuate with only their pets and essential belongings.
China’s Largest Freshwater Lake Sees Rapid Rise in Water Levels Amid Persistent Rain
Persistent rain and upstream water influx have caused rapid rises in water levels at Poyang Lake, China’s largest freshwater lake, with expectations of continued increases in the coming days.
Beijing Enters Catkin Season: Floating Fluff Signals Springtime Challenges
Floating catkins mark the start of Beijing’s spring, bringing both scenic beauty and challenges like allergies and fire risks as residents navigate the annual season.
Study Predicts Warmer, Wetter Future for Northern Qinghai-Xizang Plateau
Chinese researchers predict that global warming will make the northern Qinghai-Xizang Plateau warmer and wetter, resembling conditions from 6,000 years ago, offering valuable insights for future climate forecasts.