Xizang’s Ecological Security Barrier Achieves Major Milestones
Xizang’s ecological security barrier project has achieved significant benefits, maintaining high ecosystem quality and boosting wildlife populations.
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Xizang’s Ecological Breakthrough: A Model for Global Sustainability
Xizang Autonomous Region in southwest China sets a global example with its exceptional ecological security measures, leading to significant environmental and wildlife improvements.
Tragic Landslide in Hunan Province Claims 15 Lives
A rain-triggered landslide in Yuelin Village, Hengyang, Hunan Province has resulted in 15 deaths and six injuries. Emergency teams are actively engaged in rescue efforts.
Qinghai Lake Water Levels Rise 1.3m Above Decade Average in 2023
Qinghai Lake’s water level rose by 1.3 meters above the 10-year average in 2023, signaling significant ecological changes in the region.
Illuminate Your Summer: Firefly Wonders at Tiantai Mountain
Discover the enchanting firefly displays at Tiantai Mountain, Chengdu’s premier summer destination steeped in ancient legend and natural beauty.
China Braces for More Rainstorms as Typhoon Gaemi Hits
Typhoon Gaemi hits China, prompting water authorities to implement urgent flood mitigation measures across seven provinces and Inner Mongolia to combat rising river levels and flash floods.
11 Killed in Landslide Devastates Central China Village Amid Heavy Rains
A landslide triggered by heavy rain in Yuelin Village, Hengyang, Hunan Province, on the Chinese mainland, has killed 11 and left six injured survivors.
California Wildfire Rapidly Expands to Become Largest in U.S. in 24 Hours
A massive wildfire in northern California more than doubled in size within 24 hours, leading thousands of firefighters to battle the rapidly growing blaze.
Typhoon Gaemi Devastates Taiwan Region: 10 Dead, Nearly 900 Injured
Typhoon Gaemi has caused significant devastation in the Taiwan region, resulting in 10 deaths and nearly 900 injuries, with ongoing disruptions across multiple cities.
Seine Pollution Halts Paris Olympic Triathlon Training
The first training session for the Paris Olympics triathlon was canceled due to pollution in the River Seine, organizers announce plans to ensure athlete safety.