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China’s Ningxia Achieves Major Progress in Ecological Protection

My NewsMay 21, 202402 mins

Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region in Northwest China has made significant advancements in ecological protection, focusing on water conservation and desertification control.

Bahe River Revitalization: A New Chapter for Xi’an’s Ecosystem

My NewsMay 21, 202403 mins

Ecological initiatives have restored the Bahe River in Xi’an, reversing severe pollution and revitalizing vital water resources and community spaces.

Reptilian Professor: London Zoo’s Unlikely Hero Saving a Rare Species

My NewsMay 21, 202402 mins

Meet Professor Lew, a Chinese giant salamander adopted by London Zoo after being smuggled in a cereal box, now playing a crucial role in saving her rare species.

Massive Floods in Brazil’s Rio Grande do Sul Devastate Livestock

My NewsMay 21, 202403 mins

Severe floods in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, have led to the loss of thousands of hogs and poultry, disrupting local farms and affecting global meat exports.

Texas Storms Leave Over 190,000 Without Power as Recovery Efforts Continue

My NewsMay 21, 202402 mins

Severe storms have left over 190,000 in Texas without power. Recovery efforts are underway, with CenterPoint Energy aiming to restore service by Wednesday evening.

Heat Wave in Mexico Triggers Mass Deaths of Howler Monkeys

My NewsMay 21, 202403 mins

Extreme heat in Mexico is causing mass deaths of endangered howler monkeys. Authorities investigate factors like heat stroke and dehydration while launching conservation efforts.

Ancient Dragonfly Fossil Unearthed in Inner Mongolia

My NewsMay 20, 202402 mins

Researchers have discovered the most complete dragonfly fossil ever found in north China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, dating back 165 million years.

Global Leaders Gather in Bali for 10th World Water Forum

My NewsMay 20, 202401 mins

Indonesia’s Bali hosts the 10th World Water Forum under the theme ‘Water for Shared Prosperity,’ bringing together global leaders and UN representatives to address water challenges.

Spectacular Annual Migration: Tibetan Antelopes Journey to Hoh Xil

My NewsMay 20, 202404 mins

Each year, Tibetan antelopes undertake a remarkable migration to Hoh Xil Nature Reserve’s Lake Zhuonai to give birth, showcasing nature’s resilience and successful conservation efforts.