Generations of Green: China’s Ongoing Battle Against Desertification
China’s multi-generational efforts are transforming deserts into green landscapes, showcasing a commitment to harmony between man and nature.
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U.S. Heat-Related Deaths Expected to Skyrocket by 2050
A new study projects a significant rise in heat-related deaths in the U.S. by mid-century, highlighting vulnerable populations and the urgent need for action.
Extreme Weather Drives Coffee Prices Higher
Extreme weather events are threatening global coffee production, potentially driving prices higher. Brazilian farmers like Silvio Almeida are adapting to maintain their yields.
Shanghai Evacuates 112,000 Amid Typhoon Pulasan’s Record Rainfall
Shanghai evacuates 112,000 residents due to Typhoon Pulasan’s record-breaking rainfall, as authorities implement measures to ensure safety amid severe weather.
Chinese Crested Tern Soars Again: Population Surges in East China
From the brink of extinction to a thriving population, discover the inspiring resurgence of the Chinese crested tern in East China’s coastal regions.
Typhoon Pulasan Makes Second Landfall in the Chinese Mainland
Typhoon Pulasan, the 14th storm of the year, makes its second landfall in the Chinese mainland, hitting Shanghai and Zhejiang Province on Thursday.
Central Europe Grapples with Severe Floods: Poland Takes the Hardest Hit
Severe floods strike Central Europe, with Poland facing the worst impacts. Soldiers and volunteers work tirelessly to protect homes as the region confronts a climate crisis.
Myanmar Floods Death Toll Reaches 293 with 89 Still Missing
Myanmar’s devastating floods have claimed 293 lives and left 89 individuals missing, impacting dozens of townships including Nay Pyi Taw Union Territory.
China’s Farmland Expands for Third Consecutive Year
China’s farmland area has grown for the third consecutive year, expanding by 1.17 million hectares since 2021, thanks to focused reforms and protection measures.
Tokyo and Nagoya Break Records for Latest ‘Extremely Hot Day’ in September
Tokyo and Nagoya have set new records for the latest ‘extremely hot day’ in September, with temperatures reaching 35.1°C and 36.4°C respectively, marking a significant heat surge.