BRICS’ Wildlife Wonders: China’s Most Iconic and Endangered Animals
Discover China’s iconic and endangered wildlife, including the giant panda, snub-nosed monkey, crested ibis, and Chinese white dolphin.
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Armed Groups Block Colombia’s Efforts to Halt Amazon Deforestation
A recent report warns that armed groups in Colombia’s Amazon are impeding efforts to reduce deforestation, threatening the region’s rich biodiversity.
Hurricane Milton Devastates Florida Agriculture, Causing Up to $2.5B in Losses
Hurricane Milton wreaked havoc on Florida’s agriculture, inflicting up to $2.5 billion in damage across 51 counties, severely impacting crops and livestock.
Chinese Mainland Boosts Emergency Food Supply Amid Rising Extreme Weather
The Chinese mainland reinforces its emergency food supply system to ensure stability amidst rising extreme weather events and natural disasters.
Navigating the Future: 2024 Global Ocean Development Forum Kicks Off in Shandong
The 2024 Global Ocean Development Forum launches in Qingdao, Shandong, focusing on marine ecology and sustainable growth through international partnerships.
La Nina Bracing to Shape Global Winter Weather Patterns
A weak La Nina event may develop this autumn with a 60% chance, influencing global winter weather patterns and bringing varied impacts across different regions.
124 New Mineral Deposits Unveiled in China for 2023
China announces the discovery of 124 new mineral deposits in 2023, enhancing its portfolio to 173 types and marking significant progress in oil, gas, and non-oil-gas sectors.
Hurricanes Helene and Milton Among U.S.’s Costliest Storms
Hurricanes Helene and Milton have entered the ranks of the most costly storms in U.S. history, with damages exceeding $50 billion and leaving many victims without insurance coverage.
Climate Change Amplifies Deadly Nepal Floods, Scientists Warn
Climate change, rapid urbanization, and deforestation intensified Nepal’s devastating floods last month, claiming over 240 lives. Scientists warn of more destructive events unless fossil fuel usage ceases.
World Food Day: Chinese Innovation Transforms Saline Soils into Fertile Farms
On World Food Day, China’s innovative soil remediation transforms salt-rich lands into fertile fields, boosting rice yields dramatically and securing global food sources.