Catalonia Enforces Strict Water Restrictions Amid Drought Emergency
Catalonia has declared a drought emergency as water reservoirs plummet to historic lows, enforcing strict water usage limits to manage the severe shortage.
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World Wetlands Day: Time to Restore Wetlands for a Sustainable Planet
World Wetlands Day highlights the urgent need for wetland restoration. Discover how wetlands combat climate change and China’s impressive restoration efforts.
Brazilian Farmers Innovate to Coexist with Jaguars in Pantanal
Brazilian farmers in the Pantanal Wetland are adopting innovative methods to mitigate conflicts with jaguars, striving for harmonious coexistence between agriculture and wildlife.
Bright Yellow Collar: New Snake Species Discovered in Hunan Province
Chinese scientists discover Achalinus nanshanensis, a new non-venomous snake with a bright yellow neck collar in Hunan Province, expanding the Achalinus genus to 28 species.
Centuries of Shade: Exploring Fujian’s Ancient Banyan Trees
Discover the ancient banyan trees of Yangjiaxi Village in Fujian Province, where over 800-year-old giants provide shade and connect generations in a rich biodiversity hotspot.
Revived Sea Otters Restore Central California’s Coastal Ecosystem
A study reveals that the recovery of sea otters in central California is helping restore crucial coastal ecosystems through their natural predation of crabs.
Shenzhen Introduces First Dark Sky Standards to Enhance Night Economy
Shenzhen sets a new standard for dark sky communities, aiming to reduce light pollution and boost tourism with its first local guidelines.
China Achieves Record Grain Harvest with High-Standard Farmland and Advanced Tech
China’s grain output hits a record 695.41 million tonnes in 2023, driven by high-standard farmland and advanced agricultural technologies.
Chinese Mainland Activates Emergency Response Amid Record-Breaking Winter Storm
The Chinese mainland activates a third-level emergency response to combat the strongest winter storm since 2009, bringing widespread rain, snow, and freezing temperatures.
Greenland Absorbs More Methane Than it Emits, New Study Shows
A new study by the University of Copenhagen shows Greenland’s ice-free areas absorb more methane than they emit, offering hope in the fight against climate change.