Climate and Air Pollution Trapped in Dangerous Cycle, Warns UN Agency
The WMO warns of a dangerous feedback loop between climate change and air pollution, driven by fossil fuels and aerosols, urging global action to break the cycle.
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China Launches 3-Year Initiative to Boost Bird Conservation
China announces a three-year national campaign to protect bird populations through habitat conservation, anti-poaching measures, and public education programs.
SCO Prioritizes Ecology and Sustainability in 2024-2025 Agenda
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization emphasizes ecological protection and sustainable growth, with 2024-2025 initiatives showcasing member states’ environmental progress.
China’s ‘Water Tower’ Protected by Real-Time Data Guardians
China’s Sanjiangyuan uses real-time data from satellites and sensors to protect Asia’s major rivers, blending tech and ecology for sustainable conservation.
Kamchatka’s ‘Volcanic Parade’ Stuns Scientists, Sparks Global Interest
Six volcanoes erupt simultaneously on Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula, a rare event scientists call a ‘parade of eruptions,’ drawing global attention.
Hainan Gibbons Make a Comeback: Conservation Efforts Pay Off
Hainan’s gibbon population rebounds from 13 to 42 under Zhou Zhaoli’s leadership, symbolizing a triumph in conservation and community-driven environmental efforts.
Global Push to Protect Wild Tigers Gains Momentum on International Tiger Day
As International Tiger Day approaches, global efforts to protect wild tigers highlight collaboration between governments, NGOs, and local communities across Asia’s key habitats.
China Charts Course for Sustainable Marine Economy Growth
China advances sustainable marine economy with eco-friendly policies and tech innovation, balancing growth and conservation, says expert Feng Xuehao.
Xi Jinping’s Eco Vision: New Book Guides China’s Green Future
The first volume of Xi Jinping’s selected works on ecological civilization is published, outlining China’s environmental strategies and global sustainability goals.
UN Warns of Global Drought Crisis as Risks Escalate
A UN expert warns of a ‘new drought era’ posing systemic global risks, urging immediate action to mitigate environmental and economic impacts.
China Launches Largest Rewilding Base to Save Critically Endangered Tigers
China opens largest rewilding base in Fujian to save critically endangered South China tigers, with two adults entering semi-wild adaptation this week.
Hainan’s Sansha Coral Reefs Stage Remarkable Ecological Comeback
Coral reefs in China’s Sansha City show 15% growth after conservation efforts, offering hope for global marine ecosystems. #MarineConservation
China’s 2024 Climate Report Warns of Record Heat, Rising Seas
China’s 2024 climate report reveals record temperatures, rising sea levels, and increased extreme weather events, urging global climate action.
Asia Faces Accelerated Climate Crisis, UN Warns
UN report warns Asia is warming twice as fast as global average, threatening food security, coastal cities, and economic stability across the continent.
Land Restoration Unlocks Green Opportunities Across Asia
Asia leads global land restoration efforts, creating jobs and climate resilience through ecological projects ahead of 2025 World Day to Combat Desertification.
Scientists Urge Global Action to Protect Oceans at Nice Summit
Scientists at the One Ocean Science Congress in France urge UN members to prioritize ocean conservation, emphasizing Asia’s critical role in global marine health.
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
Asia’s Microplastic Crisis Threatens Global Ecosystems
Asia faces a growing microplastic crisis as global waste flows threaten marine ecosystems and food chains, with studies revealing severe impacts on marine life and oxygen-producing microalgae.
China Begins First Airborne Glacier Study in Xizang Region
China launches first-ever airborne survey of marine glaciers in Xizang to study climate impacts and resource management strategies.
Biocontrol Backfire: Invasive Plants Thrive Under Pressure, Study Finds
New research warns that biocontrol methods may unintentionally strengthen invasive plants by fostering cooperation among them, challenging traditional ecological management strategies.
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