China Initiates Pioneering Climate Study in Mount Qomolangma Region
China launches a pioneering land-atmosphere interaction study in the Mount Qomolangma region, aiming to enhance understanding of regional and global climate dynamics.
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Unprecedented Retreat of Andean Glaciers Revealed in New Study
A study in Science journal reveals that Andean glacier retreat is unprecedented in human history, posing significant environmental and water resource challenges.
Wildfires Ravage Western U.S. Amid Record Drought
Devastating wildfires continue to ravage the western U.S., especially in California and Colorado, fueled by record drought and arson, causing widespread destruction and prompting massive firefighting efforts.
Four Rescued After Kerala Landslides: Hope Amid Devastation
Four individuals were successfully rescued three days after severe landslides hit Kerala, India, thanks to accelerated search efforts and a newly built bridge facilitating heavy equipment transport.
Chinese Mainland Boosts Weather Radar Coverage to Enhance Forecasting
The Chinese mainland has enhanced its meteorological monitoring with weather radar coverage increasing to 43.6%, improving forecasting capabilities.
Brazil Reports Nearly 5,000 Dengue Deaths and 6.4 Million Cases in 2024
Brazil reports nearly 5,000 deaths and over 6.4 million probable dengue cases in 2024, with Sao Paulo, Minas Gerais, and Parana as the most affected states.
Zixing City Rebounds: Roads, Power, Telecom Restored After Typhoon Gaemi
Zixing City in Hunan Province has restored roads, electricity, and telecom services to most villages after Typhoon Gaemi, with ongoing relief efforts aiding full recovery.
South Africa Achieves Major Victory Against Rhino Poaching
South Africa reports a sharp decline in rhinoceros poaching for May and June, thanks to effective dehorning strategies in key conservation areas.
South Africa Halves Rhinoceros Poaching Rates in May-June 2023
South Africa reports a significant drop in rhinoceros poaching during May and June 2023, thanks to targeted conservation efforts including dehorning in key parks.
Japan Experiences Hottest July on Record in Over 120 Years
Japan’s July 2023 was the hottest on record since 1898, with average temperatures 2.16°C above the norm, marking the second consecutive record-breaking year.