Breakthrough Study on Insect Smell Paves Way for Eco-Friendly Pesticides
Chinese scientists uncover how insects use smell to respond to their environment, paving the way for eco-friendly and efficient pesticides.
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Crisis in England’s Rivers: Only 151 Out of 3,553 Show Improvement
A recent report reveals that none of England’s rivers are in good health, with only 151 out of 3,553 stretches improving. Sewage releases have more than doubled in 2023.
Record Heatwave in Cyprus Claims First Life
A record-breaking heatwave in Cyprus claims its first life, with temperatures soaring to 45°C. Hospitals are treating multiple heatstroke cases as the island faces its hottest June day ever.
Global Surge in Extreme Weather Sparks International Concern
Extreme weather events are on the rise globally, causing severe impacts and prompting urgent international action to address climate challenges.
China Maintains Yellow Heat Alert as Temperatures Soar
China’s National Meteorological Center continues yellow heat alert as multiple regions brace for temperatures up to 36°C.
UN Reports 299k Tonnes of Solid Waste in Gaza Threatening Health
A UN relief agency reports over 299,370 tonnes of solid waste accumulating in Gaza Strip, posing serious health risks.
Ancient Tea Art Performances Bring Tang Dynasty to Xi’an’s Silk Road Heritage
Xi’an’s vibrant tea art performances revive Tang Dynasty culture, highlighting the ancient Silk Road’s influence on global tea traditions.
WHO Launches Life-Saving Project for Somalia Amid Climate Crisis
The WHO initiates a new project to assist nearly 900,000 Somalis impacted by extreme climate events by 2024, providing essential life-saving interventions.
WHO Launches Initiative to Aid 900K Somalis Impacted by Climate Events
The WHO has launched a new project aimed at delivering life-saving interventions to nearly 900,000 Somalis affected by extreme climate events by 2024.
Rural India Suffers as Megacity Mumbai Drains Vital Water Sources
As Mumbai’s thirst for water intensifies, rural villages supplying the megacity are depleting their resources, sparking a nationwide crisis with experts warning of dire consequences.