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.
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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.
Belgrade-Budapest Railway Celebrates 2 Years of High-Speed Connectivity
Celebrating two years, the Belgrade-Novi Sad high-speed railway has connected Serbia and Hungary, carrying over 6.8 million passengers and enhancing regional cooperation.
Tragic Floods in Southern Brazil: 95 Lives Lost and Thousands Displaced
Southern Brazil faces its worst natural disaster with 95 fatalities, thousands displaced, and a looming threat of more floods.
China and France Unite to Protect Marine Ecosystems
China and France have unveiled a joint statement to enhance marine cooperation, focusing on protecting marine ecosystems, combating illegal fishing, and promoting the blue economy during President Xi Jinping’s state visit to France.
South Korea Faces Record-Breaking April Heat, Part of Asia’s Worsening Heatwave
South Korea records its hottest April since 1973, with temperatures soaring amidst a regional heatwave driven by El Niño.
China Accelerates Construction of World-Leading Eco-Environment Monitoring System
China is accelerating the development of the world’s largest eco-environment monitoring system, aiming for completion by 2035 to enhance sustainability and technological prowess.
Brazil’s President Lula Requests State of Emergency Amid Deadly Floods
Brazil’s President Lula requests a state of public calamity as deadly floods in Rio Grande do Sul claim 85 lives and displace 150,000 residents.
World Bank: Changing Farming Practices Can Cut Global Emissions by One-Third
A World Bank report reveals that transforming farming practices could cut global greenhouse gas emissions by one third by 2030, urging nations to adopt sustainable methods.