World’s Captive Panda Population Hits 757 Amid Expanded Nature Reserves
The global captive giant panda population has reached 757 as China expands nature reserves and national parks to enhance conservation efforts.
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Kenya Launches Carbon Market to Combat Emissions
Kenya is set to establish a carbon market, enabling public and private sectors to trade emission reductions, bolstering the country’s commitment to sustainability and climate action.
Step Inside Guanyang Village: Exploring Fujian Tulou’s Timeless Legacy
Discover Guanyang Village in Fujian Province, home to the historic Fujian Tulou. Learn how its UNESCO status has sparked innovative preservation and cultural revitalization.
China Issues Yellow Alerts Amid Severe Blizzards and Cold Waves
China’s meteorological authority releases yellow alerts for blizzards and cold waves, forecasting heavy snowstorms and significant temperature drops across several regions.
Lahu Ethnic Group Unveils Bingdao Tea at Beijing Expo
The Lahu ethnic group from Yunnan Province showcases their specialty, Bingdao tea, at a recent Beijing tea expo, blending tradition with modern exposure.
Canada’s Hydropower Faces Unprecedented Decline Amid Extreme Weather
Extreme weather from climate change is causing unprecedented drops in Canada’s hydropower production, leading to reduced exports and energy imports—a trend echoed globally.
China Unveils Ambitious Plan to Slash Food Waste by 2027
China launches a comprehensive action plan to reduce food loss and waste by 2027, aiming to surpass global standards and support the UN’s goal of halving global food waste by 2030.
Tragic Landslide and Floods Devastate Sumatra, Indonesia
Heavy rains trigger landslides and flash floods in North Sumatra, Indonesia, claiming 16 lives and leaving six missing. Rescue efforts continue amid widespread destruction.
Community Effort Saves 30 Stranded Pilot Whales in New Zealand
Over 30 pilot whales were safely returned to the ocean in New Zealand through the combined efforts of conservation workers and local residents, highlighting the region’s commitment to marine conservation.
Heavy Rains Strike Sri Lanka, Over 15,000 People Impacted
Over 15,000 people across seven Sri Lankan districts are grappling with rain-related disasters, including floods and strong winds, with the highest impact seen in Jaffna.