Wildlife Flourishes at Cradle Moon Conservancy near Johannesburg
Discover how Cradle Moon Conservancy outside Johannesburg nurtures diverse wildlife, offering stunning landscapes and activities for nature enthusiasts.
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Negotiators Push for Progress at COP29 as Talks Enter 2nd Week
As COP29 enters its second week, UN climate negotiators are urged to advance a crucial deal aimed at boosting clean energy investments and enhancing resilience against climate extremes for developing countries.
Ecuador Declares 60-Day National Emergency Over Wildfires and Drought
Ecuador has declared a 60-day national emergency due to severe wildfires and an ongoing drought, aiming to mobilize resources and combat the environmental crisis.
Xinjiang’s Green Struggle: Battling the Sands of the Taklimakan Desert
Explore Xinjiang’s battle against the shifting sands of the Taklimakan Desert and the region’s efforts to stabilize its fertile oases.
Super Typhoon Man-yi Claims At Least 8 Lives in Philippines
Super typhoon Man-yi has caused at least eight fatalities in the Philippines, triggering severe flooding and landslides.
Singapore Public Sector Reduces Carbon Emissions in FY2023
Singapore’s public sector achieved a 0.2% reduction in carbon emissions in FY2023, highlighting ongoing sustainability efforts.
Meet Dang Sheng: The Real-Life ‘Kung Fu Panda’ Thrills Visitors in Northwest China
A playful three-year-old panda named Dang Sheng wows visitors with her agile martial arts moves at the Foping Panda Base in northwest China’s Shannxi Province.
Climate Finance Stalls at COP29 in Baku as Nations Clash on Funding
Nations at COP29 in Baku face a $1.3 trillion climate finance gap, sparking intense debates as week two approaches.
Surge in Tropical Wetlands Methane Threatens Global Climate Goals
Research reveals tropical wetlands are releasing unprecedented levels of methane, threatening global climate goals and pushing governments to enforce deeper cuts in fossil fuels and agriculture.
China’s Natural History Museum to Open New Beijing Venue in 2029
China’s Natural History Museum has approved a new Beijing site, set to begin trial operations in October 2029, enhancing its role in conserving and showcasing natural heritage.