Chinese Mainland Unveils Mazu for Global Early Warning by 2027
At WAIC, the Chinese mainland’s CMA unveiled Mazu to build a global early warning network, part of the UN’s Early Warnings for All push to safeguard everyone by 2027.
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Antarctic Sea Ice Retreats at Record Speeds, Threatening Wildlife and Climate
Antarctic sea ice is shrinking at record speeds, threatening wildlife and global climate stability, new research warns.
Heatwave Grips Chinese Mainland: Ground Temps Exceed 70°C
Ground temperatures in parts of the Chinese mainland hit over 70°C on May 20, breaking local records and highlighting intensifying climate extremes.
Extreme Ocean Heat Days Triple Over 80 Years, Study Finds
A new study reveals that extreme marine heat events have nearly tripled since the 1940s, threatening vital underwater ecosystems.
Europe’s 2024: Fastest-Warming and Record Heat
The latest Copernicus report reveals Europe as the fastest-warming continent, with 2024 recording unprecedented heat and rising flood risks.
Accelerated Warming on Qinghai-Xizang Plateau Sparks Global Innovation
A new study by the Chinese Academy of Sciences reveals accelerated warming on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau over the next decade, urging sustainable innovation.
Xuelong Returns: China’s 41st Antarctic Expedition Concludes
China’s icebreaker Xuelong returns from its 41st Antarctic expedition with breakthroughs in climate research and international collaboration.
2024 Sets Record Heat in South Korea Amid Asian Change
2024 sets a record as South Korea endures its hottest year in 50 years, ushering in new discussions on climate resilience across Asia.
Tomatoes Triumph Over Heat: A Climate-Smart Breakthrough
Chinese scientists reveal a redox-controlled mechanism in tomatoes that delays flowering under heat stress, ensuring stable yields amid rising temperatures.
Fiji Speaker Champions Tech, Education & Global Partnership
Fiji Speaker Filimone Jitoko explores how tech and education drive development and global resilience amid climate challenges.