LA Battles Toxic Smoke from Wildfires, Residents Struggle to Breathe
Los Angeles is battling hazardous smoke from wildfires, leading to school closures and health warnings as residents struggle to breathe.
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Sinan Tea Mountain Transforms into a Winter Wonderland with First Snowfall
Sinan’s Tea Mountain in Guizhou Province glistens with first snow, creating an enchanting winter landscape.
Exploring the Microscopic Wonders of Snowflakes with Zhang Chao
Zhang Chao of NAOC uses microscopy to capture the intricate beauty of snowflakes, sharing his passion and inspiring others to explore nature’s delicate patterns.
Facing Uncertainty: The Future of the Endangered Species Act and Global Wildlife Protection
Explore the uncertain future of the Endangered Species Act and its global implications for wildlife protection. Learn how recent policy changes could impact iconic species worldwide.
Deadly Wildfires Ravage Los Angeles: Thousands Lose Homes Amid Historic Blaze
At least 10 people killed and nearly 10,000 homes destroyed as historic wildfires rage across Los Angeles. Recovery efforts face $150 billion in damages.
2024 Sets New Global Heat Record, Surpasses Critical Climate Threshold
2024 has been confirmed as the warmest year on record, exceeding the critical 1.5°C threshold set by the Paris Agreement, signaling urgent action needed against climate change.
2024 Set to Be Warmest Year on Record, Surpassing Paris Agreement Threshold
2024 is confirmed as the warmest year on record, exceeding the Paris Agreement’s 1.5°C threshold, warns Copernicus Climate Change Service.
Orderly Resettlement Progresses After Xizang Earthquake
Resettlement in Xizang is proceeding smoothly after a 6.8 earthquake, with 224 sites set up for 47,500 residents and extensive winter relief distributed.
High-Altitude Rescue: Over 10,000 Heroes Respond to Xizang Earthquake
Xizang’s Dingri County suffers a devastating 6.8 earthquake, claiming 126 lives. Over 10,000 rescuers navigate high-altitude challenges to save lives and begin rebuilding efforts.
One-Quarter of Freshwater Species Face Extinction, New Study Finds
Nearly a quarter of freshwater species are threatened with extinction due to pollution, climate change, and habitat disruption, a new study reveals.