China Unveils Ambitious Green Transition Roadmap for 2035
China sets bold green transition targets by 2035, aiming for a low-carbon, circular economy through comprehensive guidelines and digital innovation.
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Nearly 50,000 Heat-Related Deaths in Europe During 2023, Study Finds
A new study reveals that nearly 50,000 heat-related deaths occurred in Europe in 2023, driven by rising temperatures and carbon emissions. Older populations in southern Europe were the most affected.
Yale Professor Unveils the Roots of China’s Green Wisdom
Yale Professor Mary Evelyn Tucker explores the ancient Chinese philosophy of harmony with nature and its influence on China’s modern ecological civilization in the new China Talk series.
Massive Wildfire Engulfs Athens Suburbs, 35 Injured
A massive wildfire threatens Athens suburbs, injuring 35 and prompting extensive firefighting efforts as residents stay up late to monitor the situation.
Sudan Floods Claim 68 Lives Since June, Interior Minister Reports
Heavy rains and floods have ravaged multiple regions in Sudan since June, leading to 68 deaths and injuring 130 others, according to Interior Minister Khalil Pasha Sairin.
Tropical Storm Maria Hits Iwate, Japan, Disrupts Transport
Tropical Storm Maria made landfall in Iwate, Japan, bringing heavy rain, disrupting transport, and forcing evacuations. No casualties reported.
Yangtze River’s 10-Year Fishing Ban Sparks Biodiversity Revival
A decade-long fishing ban in the Yangtze River has led to a significant recovery of its aquatic biological resources, reports Chinese authorities.
New Technologies Bridge Harmony Between Humans and Elephants on World Elephant Day
On World Elephant Day, discover how new technologies are fostering harmony between humans and endangered Asian elephants amidst habitat loss and conflicts.
Eight-Year Journey: Saussurea Medusa Blooms on Qinghai-Xizang Plateau
Discover the eight-year journey of Saussurea medusa as it blooms on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, showcasing nature’s resilience and vibrant ecosystem.
Chinese Mainland Protects Asiaâs Water Lifelines with Ecological Red Lines
The Chinese mainland’s Qinghai Province sets ecological “red lines” over 40% of its area to protect vital water sources like the Yangtze, Yellow, and Mekong rivers.