China Launches New Environmental Inspections Targeting Key Regions, Firms
China begins latest environmental inspections under new regulations, targeting five regions and state-owned firms to enhance ecological governance.
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Veteran Ranger’s Legacy in Guilin’s Mao’er Mountain
A veteran ranger prepares to retire after 35 years protecting Guilin’s ecologically vital Mao’er Mountain, home to endangered species and Li River’s headwaters.
China Advances Biodiversity Goals with 30% Land Under Protection
China’s ecological initiatives protect 30% of its land, achieving biodiversity goals and sustainable development ahead of 2024 targets.
China Launches 2025-2027 Plan to Revitalize Rivers and Lakes
China’s new 2025-2027 action plan aims to restore aquatic ecosystems, improve water quality, and promote harmony between communities and waterways, with goals set through 2035.
Green is Gold: China’s Clean Air Milestones Reshape Urban Future
Beijing achieves record 290 days of clean air in 2024 as China’s ecological policies drive nationwide green transformation.
China Launches Yellow River Glacier Mission to Combat Climate Impacts
China launches a scientific expedition to study climate impacts on the Yellow River’s headwaters in Qinghai, aiding ecological protection strategies.
China Strengthens Environmental Inspections with New Regulations
China introduces updated environmental inspection regulations to drive high-quality development, focusing on pollution control, green transitions, and carbon neutrality goals.
Yangtze River Revival: Biodiversity Rebounds After Fishing Ban
China’s Yangtze River basin reports a surge in native fish species following a decade-long fishing ban, signaling ecological recovery.
China Reports Steady Eco-Progress, Air Quality Up in 2024
China’s 2024 environmental report shows improved air quality with 87.2% ‘good’ days, signaling progress in eco-initiatives as lawmakers review policies.
Celebrity Sparks Bird Conservation Through Photography in China
Actor Li Xian’s bird photography sparks conservation dialogue in China, praised by environmental authorities as migratory season highlights ecological significance.
Liaohekou Wetland Welcomes Tens of Thousands of Migratory Birds
Tens of thousands of migratory birds descend on Liaoning’s Liaohekou Wetland, spotlighting ecological efforts and Asia’s role in global biodiversity.
Xi Jinping Calls for United Push to Build ‘Beautiful China’
Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasizes afforestation and green initiatives to build a ‘Beautiful China,’ highlighting global environmental contributions.
China Intensifies Oversight on Yangtze River Conservation
China’s top political advisor Wang Huning calls for strengthened democratic oversight in Yangtze River conservation efforts amid nationwide ecological push.
Chengdu Herons Showcase Unique Feeding Rituals Amid Eco-Revival
Grey herons in Chengdu draw attention with synchronized ‘flowing banquet’ feeding style, signaling successful river restoration and urban biodiversity revival.
Tiaozini Wetlands: Where Conservation Fuels Economic Growth
China’s Tiaozini Wetlands showcase how ecological preservation can drive sustainable economic growth, protecting endangered migratory birds while creating eco-friendly livelihoods.
Xizang Sets Global Benchmark in Environmental Rights Protection
China’s white paper highlights Xizang’s environmental achievements, showcasing ecological conservation as a pillar of regional development and global human rights progress.
Xizang Leads in Eco-Conservation Efforts, White Paper Reveals
China’s Xizang Autonomous Region prioritizes ecological conservation with 47 nature reserves and $13.3 billion in green investments, creating half a million jobs annually.
China Accelerates Modern Eco-Monitoring Network
China is accelerating a modern ecological monitoring network to enhance climate resilience. Officials highlight comprehensive data collection across land, air, and sea regions.
Veteran Journalist’s 25-Year ‘Pilgrimage’ Along China’s Yellow River Inspires Conservation
Veteran journalist Huang Chengde’s 25-year journey along China’s Yellow River documents ecological challenges and inspires grassroots conservation efforts across generations.
16-Day Taklimakan Desert Project Expedition Concludes with Promising Findings
A 16-day research expedition on the Taklimakan Desert’s ‘edge-locking’ project concludes, gathering data to enhance desert control techniques and sustainable solutions.
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