Exploring Sansha: Unveiling the Rich Marine Biodiversity of China’s Southernmost City
Discover Sansha, China’s southernmost city in Hainan, renowned for its rich marine biodiversity and stunning tropical landscapes in the South China Sea.
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Over 50% of Diabetes Cases Preventable with Healthy Habits, Expert Says
Diabetes affects over 529 million globally and may exceed 1.3 billion by 2050. Experts say more than half of cases can be prevented with healthy diets and regular exercise.
Japan Begins Fifth Release of Fukushima Nuclear Wastewater
Japan initiates the fifth discharge of Fukushima’s nuclear-contaminated wastewater into the ocean, starting April 19 and continuing until May 7, as announced by TEPCO.
10 Spotted Seals Released into Dalian Waters to Support Conservation
Ten spotted seals have been reintroduced into the waters off Dalian, Liaoning Province, enhancing marine conservation efforts and promoting biodiversity.
‘The Call of Glaciers’ Shines with Silver at New York TV & Film Awards
‘The Call of Glaciers’ documentary by CGTN wins silver at the 2024 New York Festivals, highlighting climate change’s impact on Tibetan herders.
Great Barrier Reef Faces Record-Breaking Bleaching, Australian Authorities Warn
Australia’s Great Barrier Reef is undergoing its worst bleaching event ever, officials report, highlighting urgent climate action needs.
Mayor Breed Seeks Return of Pandas from China in Diplomatic Push
San Francisco Mayor London Breed leads a delegation to China aiming to bring pandas back to the city’s zoo, enhancing bilateral ties and boosting tourism.
Cleaner Taihu Lake Sparks Economic Boom in Zhejiang
Improved water quality in Taihu Lake, Zhejiang Province, has led to a significant economic boost, with tourism and outdoor sports thriving in the region.
Intense Heat Causes Cocoa Beans to Rot in CĂ´te d’Ivoire
Rising temperatures in CĂ´te d’Ivoire are decimating cocoa crops, threatening the world’s leading producer and impacting global markets.
Mass Coral Bleaching Hits 53 Regions Worldwide Amid Climate Change
Coral reefs worldwide are experiencing mass bleaching for the fourth time, impacting 53 regions since Feb 2023. Rising ocean temperatures threaten marine life and local economies.