Chicago Experiences Second Warmest First Half of February in 150 Years
Chicago ties for the second warmest first half of February in nearly 150 years, with temperatures soaring 11°C above normal.
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TEPCO Identifies Human Error as Cause of Fukushima Water Leak
TEPCO confirms a water leak at Fukushima Daiichi was caused by open valves left mistakenly by workers, releasing millions of becquerels of radioactive material.
Chilean Patagonia Welcomes Four Andean Condors Back to Wild
Four young Andean condors have been successfully reintroduced to Chile’s Patagonia, aiding conservation efforts and restoring vital ecosystems.
Cambodian Entrepreneur Turns Plastic Waste into Durable Brooms
An innovative Cambodian entrepreneur turns 40 tonnes of plastic bottles into durable brooms monthly, reducing pollution and empowering local communities.
Mongolia Faces Devastating Dzud: Over 600,000 Livestock Lost
Extreme winter ‘dzud’ leads to the tragic loss of over 600,000 livestock in Mongolia, severely impacting herders and the nation’s economy.
Thousands of Drones Illuminate Xinjiang with Stunning Spring Festival Display
Thousands of drones light up Xinjiang’s Kaidu River with stunning dragon and phoenix displays for the Spring Festival’s Year of the Dragon celebration.
Yunnan’s Winter Study Camps Surge in Popularity for Spring Festival Families
Yunnan’s winter study camps gain popularity among families during Spring Festival, offering unique cultural and natural experiences for kids and parents.
Tragic Boat Overturn off Panama Coast Claims 4 Lives, 7 Missing
Four migrants lost their lives and seven remain missing after their boat overturned off Panama’s northeast coast due to bad weather, officials confirm.
Kenya’s Largest Rhino Relocation: 21 Black Rhinos Return to Historic Plateau
Kenya celebrates a major conservation milestone as 21 endangered eastern black rhinos are relocated to a historic plateau, marking the largest move of its kind.
Florida Coral Reefs Struggle to Recover After 2023 Heat Wave
Florida’s coral reefs are still recovering from a record-breaking 2023 heat wave, with less than 22% of staghorn coral surviving. NOAA’s survey highlights the impact of climate change on marine ecosystems.