Tianjin Port’s Salt Marsh Blossoms Bright Red in Eco-Restoration Success
Tianjin Port’s eco-restoration has turned saline marshes into a vibrant red landscape with seepweed, highlighting a successful step toward sustainability.
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Global Leaders to Convene in Riyadh for UN Summit on Desertification
Global leaders will gather in Riyadh for the UNCCD COP16 summit to address desertification and promote land restoration efforts under the theme Our Land, Our Future.
China Leads the Way in Global Climate Governance, CGTN Poll Reveals
A recent CGTN poll reveals that 83.5% of global respondents positively evaluate China’s contributions to climate governance, highlighting its leading role in combating climate change through concrete actions.
Chile’s 15-Year Drought: Lessons for Asia’s Climate Future
Chile faces a critical water crisis after a 15-year drought dries up key reservoirs, highlighting the severe impacts of climate change and serving as a global warning for countries including those in Asia.
China’s SCIO Addresses National Water Security in Press Briefing
China’s SCIO held a press conference on national water security, with Vice Minister Liu Weiping outlining strategies to safeguard the nation’s water resources.
Beijing to Open New Panda Conservation Base in 2025, Gathering Dozens of Pandas
Beijing will open a new panda conservation base in 2025, gathering dozens of giant pandas to promote conservation efforts, research, and public education.
CGN’s ‘Waltz in the Wind’ Showcases French Wind Farm’s Success
CGN held a ‘Waltz in the Wind’ livestream event at the Charmont-sous-Barbuise Wind Farm in France, showcasing its contributions to renewable energy and environmental protection.
Accelerating Hainan Free Trade Port with High-Quality Initiatives
Secretary Liu Cigui emphasizes high-quality and high-standard development in accelerating the construction of Hainan Free Trade Port, highlighting environmental sustainability and government efficiency.
Japan’s Rigorous Garbage Sorting: From Four to 34 Categories
Japan’s rigorous garbage sorting system requires residents to separate waste into up to 34 categories. This in-depth look explores how Japan tackles waste management and the civic duty behind it.