Record Winter Warmth Spurs Unusual Midwest Tornado Outbreak
This winter’s record warmth has led to an unusual outbreak of deadly tornadoes and damaging hail in the Midwest, causing at least three fatalities.
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Endangered Spotted Seal Population Surges in Liaodong Bay
The endangered spotted seal population in Liaodong Bay is surging annually, thanks to improved local environments and dedicated conservation efforts.
New Study Finds Over 16,000 Chemicals in Plastics, Including 3,000 More Than Previously Known
A recent study reveals that plastics contain over 16,000 chemicals—3,000 more than previously identified—raising concerns about pollution and consumer safety.
China Enhances Wildlife Protection: New Laws Balance Conservation and Trade
China’s updated Wildlife Protection Law strengthens animal conservation measures while regulating the trade of captive wildlife, balancing strict protections with industry growth.
China-Russia Launch Joint Lab to Protect Endangered Siberian Tigers
China and Russia have launched a joint research lab dedicated to conserving the endangered Siberian tiger, aiming to strengthen international collaboration and protect this majestic species.
Afghanistan’s Harsh Winter Claims 60 Lives in 3 Weeks
Severe snowfall and freezing weather in Afghanistan over the past three weeks have resulted in 60 deaths and 23 injuries, says the national disaster authority.
Mediterranean Sea Turtles Find Nearly 500 Pieces of Plastic
A study reveals that nearly 500 pieces of plastic were found inside Mediterranean sea turtles, highlighting the urgent issue of marine pollution.
Kenyan Plateau Welcomes Rhinos Back After Decades
Kenya celebrates as 21 eastern black rhinos return to a plateau, marking the country’s largest relocation and a boost to their critically endangered population.
UN Climate Chief Calls for Ambitious Pledges to Safeguard Global Future
UN climate chief Simon Stiell urges nations to submit bold new emissions-cutting pledges within a year to ensure global safety and prosperity, aligning with the Paris Agreement’s 1.5°C target.
H5N1 Bird Flu Spreads Among Antarctica’s Penguin Populations
Antarctic scientists warn that H5N1 bird flu has spread to penguins and cormorants, threatening the survival of key bird species on the continent.