Extreme Weather Takes Toll on Italy’s Agriculture in 2023
Extreme weather in 2023 led to significant declines in Italy’s agriculture, forestry, and fishing sectors, affecting production, value, and employment.
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Chinese-British Scientists Discover 60% Untapped Genetic Diversity in Historic Wheat
Chinese and British scientists reveal 60% of genetic diversity in historic wheat remains unused, paving the way for improved modern varieties and global food security.
Intense Heatwave Grips Iraq: Provinces Hit 50°C and Above
A severe heatwave sweeps across Iraq with multiple provinces experiencing temperatures over 50°C, prompting warnings to stay indoors during peak heat.
China’s Water Conservation: A Decade of Remarkable Progress
China has made remarkable strides in water conservation over the past decade, significantly reducing water consumption and enhancing flood and drought prevention measures.
Endangered Black-Faced Spoonbills Breed in Yellow River Delta
Two endangered black-faced spoonbill fledglings have been discovered breeding in China’s Yellow River Delta, marking a significant southward expansion of their habitat.
China Allocates 443M Yuan for Drought Relief and Summer Crop Support
Chinese authorities have allocated 443 million yuan to combat drought and support agricultural production across multiple provinces, aiming for a strong autumn harvest.
NASA Report: Groundwater Depletion Endangers U.S. Southwest’s Future
A new NASA report reveals alarming groundwater loss in the U.S. Southwest, threatening communities and wildlife despite record snowfall.
China and the U.S. Launch New Channel for Subnational Climate Collaboration
China and the U.S. are set to enhance climate action through a new subnational cooperation channel, aiming to foster policy exchanges and green initiatives between regions.
Graceful Egrets and Herons Thrive in Dandong’s Serene Habitats
Egrets and herons have established thriving breeding grounds in Dandong, Liaoning Province, with chicks hatching by mid-June as parents diligently forage to support their young.
Deadly Storm Devastates Chile: Over 11,000 Homes Damaged
A severe storm hits south-central Chile, claiming one life and damaging over 11,000 homes across nine regions. Authorities respond as lighter showers continue.