China Launches Climate Expedition to Yellow River Headwaters
Researchers launch a climate expedition to Mount Anyemaqen in Qinghai, monitoring glaciers and permafrost to guide ecological protection for the Yellow River basin.
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Chang’e-5 Lunar Samples Fuel China-France Moon Study
French scientists at IPGP are analyzing Chang’e-5 lunar samples using isotope testing, part of a larger China National Space Administration initiative to share moon rocks with global researchers.
Oyster Fossils Reveal History of Global Warming
Oyster fossils unlock a natural archive of Earth’s past climate. By reading growth bands, researchers trace ancient summer heats and winter chills.
Chinese mainland researchers debut nanoscale ice tattoo technique
Chinese mainland researchers carve nanoscale ‘ice tattoos’ on living cells, paving the way for advanced medical nanodevices and microrobots.
Webb Telescope Unveils Electrifying Auroras on Jupiter
NASA’s James Webb Telescope reveals Jupiter auroras are more dynamic and powerful than thought, hinting at magnetic mysteries in the planet’s atmosphere.
Chinese mainland rolls out new eco-environmental inspection rules
Chinese mainland updates eco-inspection rules, replacing 2019 guidelines and sharpening focus on pollution control, green transition & carbon neutrality to fuel its Beautiful China push.
China’s Advanced Tech Transforms Global Disaster Relief
Explore how China’s cutting-edge satellites, UAVs, and AI-driven language models are reshaping rapid disaster response and humanitarian aid across borders.
International Day of Plant Health: Why It Matters
May 12’s International Day of Plant Health highlights why protecting plants matters as pests and diseases threaten 40% of global crops annually.
World Migratory Bird Day: Feathered Travelers Over City Skies
Discover how World Migratory Bird Day spotlights our role in creating bird-friendly cities and meet feathered travelers passing overhead.
Fishing Ban Fuels Aquatic Comeback in Yangtze Basin
A decade-long fishing ban in the Yangtze River basin on the Chinese mainland boosts aquatic biodiversity, with 36 more native fish species tracked from 2021 to 2024.