California Wildfire Smoke Linked to Over 52,000 Early Deaths in a Decade
A study in Science Advances links California wildfire smoke to over 52,000 premature deaths and an economic impact of up to $456 billion from 2008 to 2018.
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US Southwest Heatwave Sets New Records, Millions on Alert
A persistent heatwave is breaking temperature records in the US Southwest, leaving millions under heat advisories. Relief is expected in the west, but intense weather moves eastward next week.
Scientists Discover 4,000-Year Lineage That Shaped Modern Horses
New research traces modern horses to a 4,000-year-old lineage, revealing how a genetic mutation and the Sintashta people spread domesticated horses across Eurasia.
Beijing’s Central Green Forest Park: A Haven for Mallard Ducklings
Beijing’s Central Green Forest Park, transformed from a former chemical factory, now thrives as a popular green space where mallard ducklings enjoy revitalized nature.
China’s Mangrove Forests Flourish: 7,000 Hectares Planted Since 2020
China plants 7,000 hectares of mangrove forests from 2020-2023, marking a significant environmental milestone and reversing decades of decline.
Fiji Launches Massive Clean-Up Campaign to Preserve Our Oceans
Fiji’s Ministry of Environment and Climate Change kicks off a global clean-up campaign on World Oceans Day, showcasing the nation’s commitment to ocean conservation and climate resilience.
Climate Change Devastates TĂĽrkiye’s Coral Reefs, Experts Urge Protection
Climate change is wreaking havoc on TĂĽrkiye’s coral reefs, threatening marine biodiversity and prompting experts to advocate for stronger protective measures.
Awaken New Depths: World Oceans Day 2024 Calls for Ocean Preservation
June 8 marks World Oceans Day 2024 with the theme ‘Awaken New Depths,’ urging global action for ocean preservation and sustainable marine management.
Celebrating China’s Rich Tapestry: Cultural and Natural Heritage Day Highlights Preservation Efforts
Celebrate the Chinese mainland’s rich legacy on Cultural and Natural Heritage Day, highlighting 57 UNESCO World Heritage sites and 43 intangible cultural treasures.
China Releases Over 800,000 Endangered Sturgeons to Revive Yangtze River
China takes a bold step in conservation by releasing over 800,000 endangered Dabry’s sturgeons into the Yangtze River to revive the species and restore ecological balance.