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.
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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.
Massive Deinonychosaur Tracks Unearthed in Fujian, China
Scientists have discovered the world’s largest deinonychosaur tracks in China’s Fujian Province, unveiling a new dinosaur species and enriching our understanding of prehistoric ecosystems.
China Champions Bamboo: The Future of Sustainable Alternatives to Plastic
China is leading the global shift from plastic to bamboo with its 2023 Global Action Plan, leveraging vast bamboo resources to promote sustainable alternatives.
Record-Breaking April: Pakistan Sees Highest Rainfall Since 1961
Pakistan records its wettest April since 1961, experiencing over double the usual rainfall. Extreme weather leads to fatalities and widespread destruction, attributed to climate change.
Tragic Floods in Texas: Child Lost Amidst Heavy Rainstorm
Heavy rains and devastating floods sweep through Texas, resulting in the tragic loss of a child in the Fort Worth area. Hundreds are being rescued from flooded areas.
Brazil’s Southern Floods Claim 78 Lives, President Lula Mobilizes Rescue Efforts
Severe rainfall in Brazil’s southern state of Rio Grande do Sul has led to floods claiming 78 lives and displacing over 115,000 people. President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is on-site to coordinate rescue and reconstruction efforts.
From Rockets to Telescopes: China’s Science Sites Become Tourist Hotspots
China’s mega infrastructure and science projects are now top tourist destinations, attracting tens of thousands during holidays like May Day. Highlights include the Wenchang Space Launch Site and the FAST telescope.