China’s Satellites Track Final Days of Antarctica’s A23a Iceberg
China’s Fengyun-3D satellite documents the rapid disintegration of Antarctica’s A23a iceberg, now 88% smaller than its 1986 size, with complete collapse expected within weeks.
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Antarctica’s New Ice Vault Safeguards Climate History Amid Rising Temperatures
A new ice core repository in Antarctica, led by European researchers, aims to preserve vital climate data as glaciers melt. The facility stores samples from Alpine glaciers under natural Antarctic conditions.
Thirdhand Smoke: The Invisible Threat Reshaping Indoor Air Safety in Asia
A 2025 study reveals thirdhand smoke’s lasting impact on indoor air quality, urging policy updates and public awareness across Asian communities.
Chinese Scientist Zhu Yongguan Elected Vice President of International Science Council
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High-Resolution Satellites Reveal Expanded Global Coral Reef Coverage
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