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Xiong’an New Area Revitalizes Baiyangdian Lake, Protecting Wild Bird Habitats

My NewsApril 1, 202402 mins

Xiong’an New Area revitalizes Baiyangdian Lake, enhancing water quality and protecting wild bird habitats in north China’s Hebei Province.

China Issues Blue Alert as Sandstorms Sweep Across Northern Regions

My NewsApril 1, 202401 mins

China renews blue alert for sandstorms in Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia, Qinghai, Gansu, and Ningxia. Residents are advised to take precautions and prepare for poor visibility.

Yellow River Protection Law Boosts Ecosystem Health After One Year

My NewsApril 1, 202402 mins

A year after its implementation, the Yellow River Protection Law has significantly improved the ecological environment in China’s Yellow River basin, enhancing conservation efforts and reducing soil and water loss.

Severe Storms in Nanchang Leave 4 Dead, 10 Injured

My NewsApril 1, 202401 mins

Severe convective weather in Nanchang, the capital of the Chinese mainland’s Jiangxi Province in the east, has resulted in 4 deaths and over 10 injuries. The Chinese mainland’s meteorological authority has issued a blue alert due to heavy rains and high winds.

Shared Gardens Bloom in Shanghai: UrFarms Cultivates Community and Green Spaces

My NewsApril 1, 202402 mins

Shared gardens like UrFarms in Shanghai are thriving, offering communities a space to grow vegetables and enjoy activities like horse riding and tea drinking.

Spring Awakens NE China’s National Park: Siberian Tigers Thrive

My NewsMarch 31, 202404 mins

Siberian tigers and Amur leopards are thriving in Northeast China’s national park, thanks to improved habitat quality and effective conservation efforts, boosting cub survival rates.

Yellow River Fishing Ban Begins April 1 to Preserve Aquatic Life

My NewsMarch 31, 202402 mins

Starting April 1, the Yellow River’s annual fishing moratorium aims to protect aquatic biodiversity and curb illegal fishing across nine regions of the Chinese mainland.

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25-Year Drought Hits Suriname, Crop Yields Plummet Amid El Niño

My NewsMarch 31, 202403 mins

Suriname faces its worst drought in 25 years, with eight months of no rain leading to over 25% loss in crop yields in northern districts. A rainy season is forecasted for April to help alleviate the crisis.