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.
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China and Micronesia Pledge to Elevate Bilateral Ties on 35th Anniversary
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Micronesian President Wesley W. Simina have pledged to elevate bilateral ties, focusing on economic cooperation, infrastructure, education, and climate change.
Debate Over China’s Clean Energy Exports Amid Global Climate Crisis
China’s extensive production of affordable clean energy equipment sparks debate amid urgent global climate challenges and concerns over market impacts.
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.
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.
Dominica’s PM Roosevelt Skerrit Lauds China’s Role in Rebuilding and Cooperation
Dominican Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit praises China for its support in rebuilding after Hurricane Maria and enhancing cooperation in agriculture, healthcare, and climate resilience during his official visit to China.
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.
Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide and Methane Levels Spike to New Records in 2023
Atmospheric levels of carbon dioxide and methane reached record highs in 2023, with scientists warning of accelerated climate change due to rising greenhouse gas emissions, according to NOAA.
Pakistan Faces 30% Water Shortage as Sowing Season Begins
Pakistan is facing a 30% water shortage at the start of its sowing season, threatening key cash crops such as rice and cotton, as lower-than-normal snowfall impacts vital irrigation resources.
Rising Temperatures Threaten Migratory Birds in Albania’s Vain Lagoon
Albania’s Vain Lagoon faces a steep decline in migratory bird populations as rising temperatures disrupt habitats, signaling a pressing environmental crisis.
Australia Could Face Decades-Long Megadroughts, New Research Warns
Australia could soon experience megadroughts lasting up to 20 years, according to new research from the Australian National University, highlighting the impact of climate change on the nation’s future.
Canada’s Warm Winter Disrupts Arctic Diamond Mines, Stirring Global Market Concerns
An unusually warm winter in Canada has delayed the vital Winter Road to Arctic diamond mines, highlighting climate change’s impact on global supply chains and potential effects on global markets.
Study Reveals Slower-Moving Heat Waves Due to Climate Change Since 1979
A new study finds that since 1979, climate change has slowed the movement of heat waves by 20%, exposing more people to prolonged high temperatures over larger areas.
Study Reveals U.S. Landfills as Major Methane Super-Emitters
A new study finds that over half of U.S. landfills are major sources of methane emissions, highlighting a crucial opportunity to address climate change by targeting persistent leaks.
Liu Zhenmin Highlights Urgency of Climate Action at Boao Forum for Asia 2024
At the Boao Forum for Asia 2024, China’s Special Envoy for Climate Change Liu Zhenmin called for immediate global action on climate change, highlighting the urgency of achieving carbon neutrality and energy transition.
Climate Change Is Affecting Earth’s Rotation, Challenging Global Timekeeping
Climate change is altering Earth’s rotation, posing unprecedented challenges to global timekeeping systems and potentially delaying the need for a negative leap second by three years.
Climate Change Could Redefine Global Wine Regions, Study Suggests
A new study reveals that climate change may shift global wine production, benefiting English vineyards while challenging those in France and Italy.
New Zealand’s Glaciers Melting at Accelerating Rate, Scientists Warn
Scientists warn that New Zealand’s glaciers are melting at an accelerating rate, with once-grand glaciers appearing “smashed and shattered,” highlighting the urgent impact of climate change.
El Nino-Induced Drought in Southern Africa Raises Global Climate Concerns
Malawi has declared a state of disaster due to a severe El Nino-induced drought crippling food supplies in southern Africa. Millions face hunger as the region experiences its worst dry spell in decades.
Experts Alarmed by Biodiversity Loss in Finland’s Coastal Waters
Finnish experts warn of alarming biodiversity loss in coastal waters, citing declines in key species and urging stronger protection measures.