China and Germany Join Forces for Green Transition in High-Level Dialogue
China and Germany hold their first high-level dialogue on climate change and green transition, aiming to boost cooperation and combat global warming together.
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Critically Endangered Dragonfly Libellula angelina Spotted in Beijing
A critically endangered dragonfly species, Libellula angelina, has been spotted in Beijing for the first time, raising hopes for its conservation.
China Sends Relief Teams to Hunan Province Amid Severe Floods
China’s Ministry of Emergency Management dispatches teams to Hunan to provide flood relief, restore damaged roads, and assist affected residents, along with rescue efforts in Guangxi and Anhui.
Heroic Man Dies Saving Mother Amid Anhui Floods
A courageous man lost his life rescuing his mother during the devastating floods in Huangshan City, Anhui Province, China.
Wild Tibetan Argali Spotted Again in Sichuan’s Shiqu County
A wild population of Tibetan argali has been spotted again in Shiqu County, Sichuan, marking the first sighting in several years and highlighting recent ecological improvements.
China Funds 105M Yuan to Restore Flood-Damaged Roads Across Key Regions
China allocates 105 million yuan to promptly restore flood-damaged roads in key regions, ensuring safe traffic during the ongoing flood season.
Severe Heat Wave Hits Serbia: Temperatures Soar to 40°C
Serbia is preparing for a severe heat wave expected to bring temperatures between 35°C and 40°C over the weekend, posing significant health risks.
Nature’s Voyage: Qinghai’s Naked Carp Begin Their Annual Migration
Discover the annual migration of Qinghai Lake’s naked carp and their crucial role in maintaining the lake’s ecosystem.
African Elephants Use Unique Names for Each Other, Study Finds
New research reveals African elephants have unique names and respond to individual calls, highlighting their complex social structures.
Central America and Mexico Brace for Severe Flooding as UN Mobilizes Support
Central America and Mexico are set to face up to 75 cm of rainfall this week, prompting the UN’s OCHA to prepare extensive support as floods and landslides have already claimed 20 lives.