
Global Extreme Weather Events Spark International Concern
Extreme weather is impacting countries worldwide, causing catastrophic effects and drawing heightened international concern.
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Extreme weather is impacting countries worldwide, causing catastrophic effects and drawing heightened international concern.
China’s National Meteorological Center renews yellow alert as multiple regions face sweltering heat with temperatures reaching up to 36°C. Residents are advised to take precautions against the heatwave.
UNRWA warns that over 299,370 tonnes of solid waste piling up in Gaza pose significant health risks to residents. The agency calls for unimpeded humanitarian access and a ceasefire to restore humane living conditions.
Tea art performances in Xi’an are bringing the ancient Silk Road culture to life, offering tourists an immersive experience into the Tang Dynasty’s vibrant tea traditions.
WHO launches a project to provide life-saving interventions to nearly 900,000 Somalis affected by floods and droughts by 2024.
Villages supplying water to Mumbai face severe shortages as the megacity’s demand grows, highlighting a deepening water crisis in rural India.
China urges developed countries to fulfill their climate finance commitments, warning that failure to do so undermines global efforts to combat climate change ahead of COP29.
China renews yellow alert as severe thunderstorms and heavy rain are forecasted across multiple regions, prompting safety advisories.
Southern Florida faces dangerous flooding at the start of hurricane season, highlighting climate change concerns and the potential for increased storm intensity affecting regions worldwide.
Severe flooding in southern Florida highlights the growing global climate challenges. The event underscores the shared vulnerabilities and the importance of preparedness, especially for Asian regions.
Greece experiences its earliest-ever heat wave, forcing the Acropolis of Athens to close during peak temperatures as heat soars above 43°C.
Thousands of fish have died as the Bustillos Lagoon in northern Mexico dries up amid a severe drought. The lagoon’s water levels have fallen below 50%, leading to higher pollutant concentrations hazardous to aquatic life.
A woman in Shanghai was detained after her pet sugar glider escaped on a flight, causing delays and raising concerns over airline security and pet transportation rules.
Beijing receives 10 billion cubic meters of water from the South-to-North Water Diversion Project, benefiting over 16 million residents and establishing a comprehensive water resource system.
NASA’s latest analysis reveals that each of the past 12 months has seen record-high global temperatures, highlighting an escalating climate crisis.
An extreme weather event known as the ‘dzud’ has killed over 7.1 million livestock in Mongolia this year, threatening the livelihoods of nomadic herders and putting a centuries-old way of life at risk.
The Athens Acropolis will partially close midday to 5 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday due to a severe heat wave, with temperatures expected to reach 43°C.
Fu Bao, the celebrated giant panda, made her public debut at Sichuan’s Wolong National Nature Reserve on June 12, months after returning from South Korea, delighting fans with her playful antics.
Fu Bao, the first giant panda born in the Republic of Korea, made her public debut in China’s Sichuan Province after returning home, symbolizing international cooperation in wildlife conservation.
Climate change is driving the spread of Asia’s tiger mosquito into Europe, increasing the threat of mosquito-borne diseases, says ECDC.