China Unveils Comprehensive Digital Soil Database
China has unveiled a comprehensive digital soil database, providing high-precision data on soil resources and quality from over 63,000 profiles across the nation.
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Human-Induced Ozone Reduces Tropical Forests’ CO₂ Storage Capacity
A new Australian-led study reveals that ozone emissions from human activities are diminishing the ability of tropical forests to absorb and store CO₂, impacting global carbon cycles.
Accelerating Methane Levels Threaten Global Climate Goals, Study Warns
A new study reveals that methane concentrations are rising faster than any other major greenhouse gas, threatening global climate targets.
Qinghai-Xizang Plateau Warms and Greens, Potentially Impacting Asian Monsoons
New research reveals the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau is becoming warmer, wetter, and greener, which could significantly affect the Asian monsoon and increase extreme weather events in China.
China Introduces Bilingual Platform for Air Quality Data Sharing
Chinese scientists have launched the China Air Pollution Data Center (CAPDC), a bilingual platform for sharing comprehensive air quality data aimed at enhancing research and management.
Global Study Unveils Massive Hidden Soil Carbon Reserves
An international team of scientists has discovered that soil inorganic carbon accounts for a significant portion of global carbon storage, challenging previous assumptions.
Chinese Scientists Unveil Historical Lake Nutrient Database to Predict Water Quality Trends
Chinese scientists have developed a comprehensive nutrient database from lake sediments, unveiling historical water quality changes and aiding in future environmental predictions.
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.
Deep-Sea Sponges Reveal Earth’s Warming Began Sooner Than Believed
Deep-sea sponges in the Caribbean suggest Earth’s climate has warmed more than previously thought, indicating human-induced climate change began earlier than believed.
Chinese Scientists Harness Forest Diversity to Boost Carbon Storage
Chinese scientists enhance carbon storage by increasing forest biodiversity, doubling carbon sequestration in diverse artificial forests.
Expert Challenges Blame on Pikas for Qinghai-Tibet Grassland Degradation
Expert Li Li challenges the notion that pikas are to blame for grassland degradation on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, urging further research into the complex ecosystem relationships.