Poyang Lake Levels Surge Amid Persistent Rain in Jiangxi
Poyang Lake, the largest freshwater lake on the Chinese mainland, is experiencing rising water levels due to persistent rain and upstream water inflow, with conditions expected to continue.
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Beijing Launches Downy Catkin Season Amid Spring Challenges
Beijing begins its downy catkin season, bringing both spring beauty and challenges like discomfort and fire hazards across central and southern areas.
Qinghai-Xizang Plateau Set for Warmer, Wetter Future
Chinese researchers from Lanzhou University predict a warmer and wetter future for the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, drawing parallels to the mid-Holocene warm period.
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Spring Flavors Bloom: Chinese Celebrate Qingming Festival with Seasonal Delights
Chinese fans celebrate spring during the Qingming Festival with a 40% surge in searches for seasonal vegetables, according to Meituan.
First-Time Sighting of Rare Six Baer’s Pochards in Inner Mongolia Wetlands
Six Baer’s pochards, a critically endangered diving duck, were spotted in Inner Mongolia’s Dengkou County wetlands for the first time, offering hope for conservation efforts.
Chinese Researchers Use AI and Satellite Technology to Protect Migratory Birds
Chinese researchers utilize AI and satellite technology to monitor and protect migratory birds at Yeyahu National Wetland Park, enhancing conservation efforts through real-time tracking and data sharing.
Global Food Prices Surge for First Time in Seven Months
Global food prices increase for first time in seven months, driven by a surge in vegetable oil costs as reported by FAO.
Record High Greenhouse Gas Levels in 2023 Spark Climate Concerns
In 2023, carbon dioxide and methane levels reached record highs, with significant implications for global warming. NOAA reports a 2.8 ppm rise in CO2 and an 11.1 ppb increase in methane.