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New Research Blames Human Hunting for Megafauna Extinction
Scientists reveal human hunting, not climate change, was the primary cause behind the extinction of megafauna like mammoths and elephants over the past 50,000 years.
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Severe Mumbai Rains Disrupt Transport, Close Schools
Severe heavy rains in Mumbai have flooded roads, disrupted transport services, and forced the closure of schools, affecting over 2 million people across the city.
China Boosts Biodiversity in South China Sea: A Five-Year Success Story
China’s proactive measures have significantly enhanced the biodiversity and ecological health of the South China Sea over the past five years.
Shandong Zoo Celebrates the Birth of Three Adorable Bengal Tiger Cubs
A Bengal white tiger mother at Rongcheng’s wildlife park in Shandong has given birth to three healthy cubs, delighting visitors and conservationists alike.
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.
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.