Zhejiang’s Innovative Waste Management Wins UN Recognition
China’s Zhejiang Province leads in waste management with innovative programs involving fishermen and advanced recycling, earning UN recognition.
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Rare Golden Monkey Baby Born in UNESCO Heritage Reserve
A rare Guizhou golden monkey named “Xiao Fan” gave birth to a healthy baby at Fanjingshan National Nature Reserve, marking a conservation milestone for this critically endangered species.
U.S. Landfills Identified as Major Methane Emitters, Study Finds
A new study reveals over half of U.S. landfills are major methane emitters, highlighting a significant opportunity to combat climate change by targeting these potent greenhouse gas sources.
Biden Revives Endangered Species Protections Overturned by Trump
The Biden administration has reinstated key protections under the Endangered Species Act that were rolled back by the Trump administration, prioritizing science in conservation efforts.
Cyclone Gamane Strikes Madagascar: 18 Dead, Thousands Displaced
Cyclone Gamane has devastated Madagascar, claiming 18 lives and displacing over 20,000 people. The National Bureau of Risk and Disaster Management reports significant displacement and ongoing rescue efforts.
Northern Beijing Welcomes a Vibrant Wave of Migratory Birds at Miyun Reservoir
Geese, storks, and other migratory birds have arrived near the Miyun Reservoir, bringing life and color to northern Beijing’s waters.
Paris Zoo Welcomes New Manatee to Enhance Conservation Breeding Program
Paris Zoological Park introduces Unai, a two-year-old female manatee, to join a Europe-wide breeding program aimed at securing the species’ future.
Exploring Hainan’s Lush Tropical Rainforest
Discover Hainan’s tropical rainforest, home to over 4,300 plant species including the unique Vatica mangachapoi tree with helicopter seeds that spread far and wide.
World’s First Tapeworm Body Fossil Unearthed in 100-Million-Year-Old Amber
Scientists from the Nanjing Institute have discovered the world’s first tapeworm body fossil preserved in 100-million-year-old Kachin amber, offering new insights into ancient life.
China Issues Blue Alert as Strong Gales Sweep Inner Regions and Yellow Sea
China’s national observatory continues a blue alert for gales, predicting strong winds in Inner Mongolia, Hebei, Jilin, and Gansu provinces, as well as the Yellow Sea region.