Peru’s Andes Glaciers Vanish, Water Crisis on the Horizon
In the past 50 years, Peru’s Andes glaciers have lost 56% of their ice. New research warns this rapid melt could undermine water supplies for millions, sparking a looming crisis.
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Karachi Floods Leave 11 Dead, 10 Injured Amid Record Rains
Record downpours in Karachi left 11 dead and 10 injured, submerging neighborhoods, halting flights and cutting power in Pakistan’s largest port city.
Extreme Heatwave Scorches California and Southwest U.S.
An extreme heatwave is scorching California and the U.S. Southwest, raising health and wildfire risks with relief not expected until early next week.
Monsoon Fury: Mumbai on Red Alert as Heavy Rains Shut Schools
Heavy monsoon rains in Mumbai triggered a red alert, forcing schools and colleges to close as the city grapples with waterlogged streets and disrupted commutes.
Land of Diversity 2: CGTN’s Ecological Odyssey Returns on August 15
CGTN’s Land of Diversity 2 premieres August 15, taking viewers on a global expedition through our planet’s biosphere to explore ecological civilization in action.
Ewenki Reindeer Release: Ancient Herding in Greater Hinggan Range
At dawn in the Greater Hinggan Range, Ewenki people guide a semi-wild release of reindeer, reviving an ancient herding tradition that blends cultural heritage with wildlife conservation.
Yunnan’s Ancient Tea Trees: Brewing Culture atop Jingmai Mountain
Discover how the Blang people’s 2,000-year roasted tea ritual atop Yunnan’s Jingmai Mountain brings ancient tea trees to life and inspires sustainable travel.
China’s ‘Two Mountains’ Vision: Turning Ecology into Prosperity
Discover how China’s ‘Two Mountains’ concept—lucid waters and lush mountains—drove ecological poverty alleviation across the Chinese mainland, blending green protection with rural prosperity.
Why 2025 Could Become the U.S.’s Costliest Disaster Year
By mid-2025, the U.S. has faced $93 billion in weather damage—record wildfires, devastating tornadoes and a looming peak hurricane season signal an unprecedented cost run.
The Great Seed Thief: How a Fly Is Rewriting Plant Science
New research shows kleptoparasitic flies like Bengalia varicolor can disperse seeds by stealing food from ants, challenging long-held views on invertebrates’ role.