Global Temperatures Hit New Highs, Surpassing 1.5°C Above Pre-Industrial Levels
June 2024 marks the 12th consecutive month with global temperatures exceeding 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels, signaling urgent action needed against climate change.
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Seepage Control Achieved at Huarong’s Qiantuanjian Dike
Emergency repairs successfully control seepage erosion at Qiantuanjian dike in Huarong County, enhancing flood prevention near Dongting Lake.
China Champions Green Development at SCO Forum in Qingdao
Chinese premier Xi Jinping congratulates the Green Development Forum of SCO Countries, emphasizing environmental protection and collaboration for sustainable growth.
Record-Breaking Heat Wave Engulfs U.S., Causes Fatalities
A persistent U.S. heat wave breaks records nationwide, causing dangerous temperatures, fatalities, and affecting 10% of the population.
Yunnan Enhances Compensation for Wildlife-Related Losses to Boost Biodiversity
Yunnan Province in Southwest China has revamped its compensation mechanism for wildlife-caused damages, promoting better biodiversity protection and human-wildlife harmony.
El Niño Drought Cuts Botswana’s GDP by 38%
Botswana’s GDP has fallen by 38% due to a severe El Niño-induced drought, significantly impacting crop yields and the nation’s economy.
June Sets New Heat Record Amid 13-Month Global Heatwave
June 2023 breaks temperature records, continuing a 13-month streak of unprecedented global heat, highlighting urgent climate action needs.
Shandong Under Threat: China Activates Level IV Flood Emergency Response
China’s State Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters has activated a Level IV emergency response in Shandong as heavy rains threaten the region from July 7 to 13.
US Heat Wave Puts 130 Million at Risk of Record-Breaking Temperatures
A relentless heat wave is threatening 130 million Americans, with temperatures set to break records across the nation from the East Coast to the West Coast.
Mount Qomolangma Camp Buried in Garbage: Years-Long Cleanup Ahead
Mount Qomolangma’s highest camp is buried under 10 tonnes of garbage. A Nepal government-funded team removes trash and bodies, highlighting the long-term cleanup needed.