Rising Ozone Levels Threaten Tropical Forests’ Carbon Storage Capacity
A new study warns that human-induced ozone emissions are reducing tropical forests’ ability to store CO2 by up to 17% in the 21st century.
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Revitalizing the Historic Weihe River: A Modern Renaissance
The ancient Weihe River, over 800 km long, has been revitalized to rejuvenate Xi’an City’s heritage and environment, blending history with modern sustainability.
Hanoi Grapples with Persistent Floods and Northern Landslides
Hanoi battles ongoing floods and landslides as northern Vietnam faces continued adverse weather conditions with little change expected in the coming days.
China Boosts Conservation of Yellow River Basin for Sustainable Future
China intensifies efforts to conserve the Yellow River basin, improving water quality and biodiversity to ensure sustainable resources for millions.
Typhoon Yagi Kills 226 in Vietnam, Lao Cai Province Hardest Hit
Typhoon Yagi and resulting floods have caused 226 deaths and left 104 missing in Vietnam, with Lao Cai province being the hardest hit.
China Leads Global Efforts on Ecological Conservation: Insights from International Seminar
China hosts an international seminar in Shaanxi Province, fostering global cooperation on ecological conservation and endangered species protection.
Inner Mongolia’s Largest Energy Storage Power Station to Boost Green Grid
Inner Mongolia Energy Group is building China’s largest energy storage power station to enhance green electricity supply and combat desertification.
Hainan Rebuilds: 70% of Construction Projects Resume After Typhoon Yagi
Hainan Province swiftly recovers from Super Typhoon Yagi, with 70% of construction projects back on track and daily life resuming.
Severe Floods in Maiduguri, Nigeria Claim 30 Lives and Displace 400,000
Severe flooding in Maiduguri, Nigeria, has resulted in at least 30 deaths and displaced 400,000 residents, marking the worst floods in 30 years, rescuers report.
Israeli Scientists Discover Drug Residues in Red Sea Corals
Israeli researchers detect traces of ten common drugs in corals of the Red Sea’s Gulf of Aqaba, raising concerns about marine ecosystem health.