Celebrity Panda Fu Bao to Meet Public in Sichuan on June 12
Celebrity panda Fu Bao will meet the Chinese public in Sichuan Province on June 12 after returning from South Korea two months ago.
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Panda Twins Celebrate Third Birthday at Chongqing Zoo Amid Dragon Boat Festival
Giant panda twins Xing Xing and Chen Chen celebrated their third birthday at Chongqing Zoo, coinciding with the Dragon Boat Festival, delighting visitors with a festive party and traditional treats.
Death Toll from Historic Floods in Brazil Reaches 175
Historic floods in Brazil’s Rio Grande do Sul state have claimed 175 lives and affected over 2.3 million people, highlighting the increasing frequency of global climate disasters.
UNEP Warns: Deforestation Neglect Threatens Global Sustainable Future
UNEP warns that neglecting deforestation in global climate efforts threatens the transition to a sustainable future, urging immediate action to integrate forest conservation into climate strategies.
Chinese Researchers Unveil Permafrost Dynamics on Qinghai-Xizang Plateau
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Severe Heat Wave Expected in Northwest and East India Over Next Five Days
The Indian Meteorological Department warns of a severe heat wave in northwest and east India over the next five days.
China Sets Carbon Reduction Targets for Cement Industry
China has set specific carbon emission reduction targets for its cement industry, aiming to cut carbon dioxide emissions by around 13 million tonnes between 2024 and 2025.
China Issues Flood Warnings for Southern Regions Amid Heavy Rain Forecast
China’s Ministry of Water Resources warns of potential floods in southern regions as heavy rains are forecast, urging caution in provinces like Jiangxi, Zhejiang, and Guangxi over the coming days.
Dragon Boat Festival Boosts Domestic Tourism in China with 110 Million Trips
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Sweet or Salty? How Natural Factors Shape Zongzi Across China
Discover how natural factors influence the sweet and savory variations of zongzi across different regions of China during the Dragon Boat Festival.
An Unlikely Bond: A Monkey, a Monk, and a Nun Share a Temple in Eastern China
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New Fungus Species Discovered in China’s Yunnan Province
Chinese researchers have discovered a new fungus species, Cystoderma yongpingense, in Yunnan Province, enriching the region’s rich biodiversity.
Discover Xinjiang’s Sayram Lake: The Last Teardrop of the Atlantic
Explore Sayram Lake in Xinjiang—known as the ‘last teardrop of the Atlantic’—the region’s largest and highest alpine lake, offering stunning scenery and rich cultural experiences.
Study Finds California Wildfires Caused Over 52,000 Premature Deaths in a Decade
A recent study reveals that smoke from California wildfires caused over 52,000 premature deaths between 2008 and 2018, highlighting the severe health impacts of air pollution.
Scorching U.S. Heat Wave Serves as Warning for Asia’s Climate Future
A record-breaking heat wave scorching the U.S. Southwest highlights global climate concerns that could impact Asia’s weather patterns and economies.
Scientists Trace Modern Horses’ Origins to 4,000-Year-Old Eurasian Lineage
Scientists have traced the origins of modern horses to a 4,000-year-old lineage from the Eurasian Steppe, revealing how horse domestication transformed human history across Asia and beyond.
Mallard Ducklings Flourish in Restored Beijing Park
A mother mallard and her ducklings bring life to Beijing’s Central Green Forest Park, highlighting the success of the city’s ecological restoration efforts.
China Reverses Mangrove Decline with Major Reforestation Effort
China has planted 7,000 hectares of mangrove forests from 2020 to 2023, reversing decades of decline and becoming one of the few countries to expand mangrove coverage this year.
Fiji Launches Clean-Up Campaign to Protect Oceans on World Oceans Day
Fiji launches a nationwide clean-up campaign on World Oceans Day, reinforcing its commitment to protect and sustain its marine ecosystems and build climate resilience.
Climate Change Threatens Türkiye’s Coral Reefs, Experts Call for Action
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