IATA Chief Warns Global Airlines May Miss Sustainable Fuel Targets
IATA’s Willie Walsh warns the aviation industry is behind on sustainable fuel targets, with SAF usage only at 0.3% of jet fuel and production below projections.
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Chinese Scientist Lu Qi Honored with UNEP’s 2024 Champions of the Earth Award
Lu Qi, a scientist from the Chinese mainland, wins UNEP’s 2024 Champions of the Earth Award for his groundbreaking work in combating desertification and promoting sustainable forestry.
Rescuers Race to Save Oil-Soaked Geese and Ducks in Boston River Spill
Wildlife rescuers in Boston are working to save dozens of geese and ducks affected by an oil spill in the Muddy River on Sunday. Efforts continue into Monday.
Haba Lake’s Green Miracle: Turning Desert into Wildlife Paradise
Discover Haba Lake’s transformation from barren deserts to a vibrant wildlife reserve in Ningxia, showcasing China’s remarkable efforts in ecological restoration.
Australia Launches Genetically Engineered Mosquito Initiative to Combat Deadly Diseases
Australia partners with Oxitec to release genetically engineered mosquitoes aimed at reducing deadly disease spread from dengue, Zika, and yellow fever carriers.
China Develops Desert Ant-Inspired Polarization Photodetector
Chinese Academy of Sciences researchers develop a desert ant-inspired polarization photodetector, enabling miniaturization for applications in remote sensing and machine vision.
China and World Bank Launch Ecological Cooperation Center in Beijing
China and the World Bank launch a new center in Beijing focused on ecological restoration, building on over 40 years of partnership for sustainable development.
Guarding Harmony: Tang Yulin’s Three-Decade Mission to Protect Golden Snub-Nosed Monkeys
Forest ranger Tang Yulin has dedicated over 30 years to protecting the golden snub-nosed monkeys in Sichuan’s Baihe National Nature Reserve, ensuring harmony between nature and life.
Frozen Beauty: Kunming Lake Shines in Winter at Beijing’s Summer Palace
Experience the serene beauty of Kunming Lake in winter at Beijing’s Summer Palace, where history meets modern leisure for locals and visitors alike.
Climate Crisis: 75% of Earth’s Land Permanently Drier, Threatening 5 Billion by 2100
A UN-backed report warns that over 75% of the world’s land is now permanently drier, threatening up to five billion people by 2100. Insights from COP16.