Tibetan Entomologist Dawa Discovers Over 300 New Butterfly Species
Tibetan entomologist Dawa and his team have discovered over 300 new butterfly species in China’s Xizang Autonomous Region, showcasing the region’s rich biodiversity.
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Mexico Battles ‘Exceptional’ Power Outages Amid Heat Wave
Mexico faces widespread power outages in 20 states due to an unseasonably hot heat wave. President Lopez Obrador assures sufficient grid capacity and collaboration with private power producers to prevent future disruptions.
Devastating Floods in Southern Brazil Claim Over 100 Lives
Severe floods in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, have killed over 100 people and left thousands seeking shelter. Rescue efforts are ongoing amidst relentless rain and rising waters.
Kenya’s Farmers Battle Unprecedented Floods Amid Heavy Rains
Heavy and erratic rains in Kenya are causing unprecedented flooding, disrupting traditional farming and threatening crop yields. Farmers seek solutions to adapt to the changing climate.
Global Scientists Unveil Comprehensive DNA Tree of Life for Flowering Plants
Global scientists collaborate to create an extensive DNA tree of life for flowering plants, offering new insights into plant evolution and Darwin’s ‘abominable mystery.’ Published in Nature.
Escape to Beijing’s Western Hills: A Green Oasis in the City
Discover Beijing’s Western Hills National Forest Park, a lush green escape offering hiking trails, blooming flowers, and stunning city views.
China Initiates New Wave of Environmental Inspections
China’s Ministry of Ecology and Environment launches a new wave of environmental inspections across key regions, reinforcing the nation’s commitment to sustainability.
Chinese Scientists Uncover Elusive Phanera lingyuenensis in Guangxi
Chinese scientists have discovered Phanera lingyuenensis, a rare and elusive plant species endemic to Guangxi’s Zhuang Autonomous Region.
Scientists Decode Sperm Whale Communication Around Dominica
Researchers in Dominica have made their first strides in decoding the language of sperm whales, a breakthrough that could enhance efforts to protect these magnificent marine giants.
Tibetan Antelopes Embark on Annual Journey to Hoh Xil for New Births
Pregnant Tibetan antelopes begin their annual migration to northwest China’s Hoh Xil National Nature Reserve to give birth, ensuring the continuation of this majestic species.