Heavy Snowfall Disrupts Traffic, Schools Across Türkiye
Heavy snowfall in Türkiye disrupts schools and road traffic, prompting emergency measures in multiple regions. Stay updated on the latest developments.
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Migratory Birds Dance Over Melting Ice in China’s Yellow River
Migratory birds create a stunning spectacle over melting ice in China’s Yellow River, highlighting climate impacts on vital ecosystems. #WildlifeMigration
African Negotiators Unite for Climate Justice in Nairobi Summit
70+ African climate negotiators convene in Nairobi to strengthen the continent’s stance on climate finance, adaptation, and loss and damage ahead of global talks.
African Leaders Rally for Climate Justice in Nairobi
Over 70 African climate negotiators convene in Nairobi to solidify the continent’s stance on climate finance and adaptation ahead of COP28, advocating for equitable global action.
Winter Storm Trio Targets U.S. with Snow, Ice from Rockies to Northeast
A trio of winter storms targets the U.S., bringing snow to 20+ states from the Rockies to the Northeast, disrupting travel and daily life.
Study: Climate Change Reduces Extreme Cold Events Globally
New U.S.-China research finds climate change significantly reduces frequency and severity of extreme cold events, challenging previous assumptions about winter intensification.
Trump’s Plastic Straw Push Sparks Environmental Debate
Trump’s executive order reversing plastic straw restrictions sparks global environmental debate, challenging Biden-era sustainability initiatives.
China Pioneers Gene-Edited Dwarf Corn for Higher Yields
Chinese scientists develop gene-editing technique to create shorter, sturdier corn plants, enhancing yield potential and addressing global food security challenges through high-density planting.
Chinese Mainland Develops Gene-Editing Method to Reduce Corn Plant Height
Scientists from the Chinese mainland have developed a gene-editing technique to produce shorter, sturdier corn plants, enhancing global food security through increased planting density and lodging resistance.
Birdwatching Boom Triggers Eco-Tourism Surge in China
China\u2019s birdwatching craze drives eco-tourism growth, with rare bird sightings and community conservation efforts attracting global travelers.