Aromatic Beginnings: 2024 Beijing Chaoyang International Tea Culture Festival Launches
Beijing welcomes over 400 guests to the 2024 Chaoyang International Tea Culture Festival, celebrating global tea traditions and fostering cultural交流 on May 16.
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Windblown Dust Boosts Carbon Storage in Southern Ocean, Says Australian Study
Australian researchers discover windblown dust fuels a third of phytoplankton growth in the Southern Ocean, enhancing CO2 storage.
Santiago Endures Harshest Cold Snap in 70 Years
Chile’s capital Santiago is undergoing its most severe cold wave in nearly 70 years, prompting government action and challenging residents as unprecedented autumn winter weather hits the region.
Thailand Releases Endangered Leatherback Turtles with Trackers
Thailand releases 11 endangered leatherback sea turtles into the Indian Ocean with satellite trackers, aiming to boost survival rates and support conservation efforts.
West Sumatra Floods Claim 67 Lives and Displace Thousands
West Sumatra floods in Indonesia have claimed 67 lives, left 20 missing, and displaced over 4,000 residents as the government plans relocations to safer areas.
South Sudan Launches $33M Agro-Pastoral Climate Resilience Initiative
South Sudan launches the $33M WACRESS project to boost climate resilience and restore 15,000 hectares of land, benefiting over 75,000 people.
Boosting Urban Livability: China’s Response to Extreme Weather
China is enhancing urban livability by awarding more cities as “National Forest City” and building thousands of small parks to combat extreme weather.
Unveiling the Ancient Secrets of Baobab Trees: New Evolutionary Insights
A new study by the Wuhan Botanical Garden reveals the origin and evolutionary history of baobab trees, highlighting their cultural and ecological significance.
Is Extreme Weather Becoming the ‘New Norm’ Globally?
Mid-2024 sees a surge in extreme weather events worldwide, from scorching heatwaves in Asia to devastating floods in Eastern Africa, questioning if such extremes are becoming the new norm.
Tragic Loss: 20 Siberian Tigers Deaths Spark Zoo Condition Concerns in East China
An outbreak at a zoo in Anhui Province, East China, has led to the deaths of 20 Siberian tigers, prompting a multi-department investigation and raising concerns about private zoo conditions nationwide.