China’s Marine Economy Soars to Record 10.54 Trillion Yuan in 2024
China’s marine economy reached a historic 10.54 trillion yuan in 2024, reflecting a 5.9% growth and robust expansion across sectors.
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China’s 2025 Agri-Tech Plan: Boosting Food Security Globally
China’s 2025 central document emphasizes innovation and agri-tech to boost food security and global agricultural productivity.
Heavy Snowfall Disrupts Transportation Across TĂĽrkiye’s 18 Provinces
Heavy snowfall disrupts daily life in TĂĽrkiye, blocking over 2,000 roads across 18 provinces. In Van, blizzards isolate neighborhoods as snow-clearing operations continue.
Breathtaking Winter Beauty of the Anhui-Zhejiang Skyline
Experience the stunning winter landscapes of the Anhui-Zhejiang Skyline, East China’s highest mountain road, adorned with ice waterfalls and attracting nature enthusiasts worldwide.
Chinese Mainland Unveils First-Ever Standards for Mangrove Restoration
China’s first technical standards for precise mangrove restoration have been released by the Chinese Academy of Sciences, aiming to enhance protection and sustainable development of mangroves.
China’s CNPC Drills Asia’s Deepest Well to 10,910 Meters
China’s CNPC completes Asia’s deepest vertical well at 10,910 meters in the northwestern desert, marking a significant milestone in energy exploration.
China Launches Ancient Tree Tagging System to Preserve ‘Living Relics’
China’s new regulations launching March 15 aim to tag and protect ancient trees as ‘green national treasures,’ aligning with ecological and cultural preservation goals.
LA Wildfires Threaten Marine Ecosystems as Toxins Flow Seaward
Scientists investigate how LA wildfire debris, laden with hazardous materials, is impacting marine ecosystems and coastal health.
LA Wildfire Ash Threatens Ocean Ecosystems: Scientists Investigate
Scientists assess how toxic ash from Los Angeles wildfires contaminates coastal waters, threatening marine life and public health.
LA Wildfires’ Ocean Impact Sparks Urgent Scientific Response
Scientists scramble to study how toxic wildfire debris from Los Angeles could harm marine ecosystems, revealing global climate risks for coastal cities.