Mongolia’s Harsh Dzud Winter Kills Over 1.5 Million Livestock
A severe winter, known as dzud, has killed over 1.5 million livestock in Mongolia, impacting the nation’s agriculture and herders.
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Chile Faces Increased Wildfire Risk Amid Rising Climate Change
Deadly wildfires in central Chile signal a growing risk as climate change intensifies. Experts warn of more severe fires due to rising temperatures and land use changes.
Cold Wave Slows Thawing of Yellow River, Raising Flood Control Concerns
A recent cold wave in China is delaying the thaw of the Yellow River, prompting local authorities to enhance ice-flood control measures to prevent potential floods.
DNV Warns UK on Missing 2030 and 2050 Emission Goals
DNV reports that the UK is set to miss its 2030 and 2050 emission reduction targets, highlighting urgent action needed in transport and buildings sectors.
Bengaluru Faces Critical Water Shortage Amid Rising Tanker Costs
Bengaluru, India’s tech hub, faces a severe water shortage as weak monsoon rains deplete reservoirs. Residents are rationing water and paying double for tankers.
Winter Drought Strikes Southern Europe and Northern Africa: Severe Conditions Persist
Winter drought continues to impact southern Europe and northern Africa, leading to severe soil moisture deficits and urgent water restrictions as reported by the EU’s Copernicus Climate Change Service.
Hong Kong Scientists Embark on Mission to Save Endangered Horseshoe Crabs
Hong Kong scientists initiate underwater tracking of ancient horseshoe crabs to safeguard them from modern threats.
Cali to Host Global Biodiversity Summit COP16 in 2024
Colombian city of Cali will host COP16 for the Convention on Biological Diversity from October 21 to November 2, 2024, bringing global leaders to discuss sustainable solutions.
Three Giant Pandas to Return to China from Belgian Zoo in 2024
Three giant pandas, Tian Bao, Bao Di, and Bao Mei, will return to China from Pairi Daiza Zoo in Belgium in 2024, marking a significant moment for global wildlife conservation.
Chinese Researchers Unlock Antarctic Secrets through Submarine Sediment Analysis
Chinese experts are decoding Antarctic Ocean secrets with submarine sediment samples, unveiling geological and oceanographic mysteries.