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.
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Saving Wetlands: The Urgent Path Forward on World Wetlands Day 2025
On World Wetlands Day 2025, experts highlight the critical role of wetlands in sustaining biodiversity and combating climate change, urging global collaboration to protect these vital ecosystems.
22 States Challenge New York’s $75B Climate Fund as Unconstitutional
Twenty-two states have sued New York, claiming a new $75 billion climate fund law is unconstitutional, sparking a major legal showdown over environmental policy.
UN Confirms US Withdrawal from Paris Climate Pact
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Climate Crisis Disrupts Education for 33 Million Bangladeshi Kids in 2024
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China-Iceland Green Energy Collaboration Inspired by Confucian Harmony
China and Iceland are deepening their green energy partnership, inspired by Confucian harmony and a people-centered approach to governance.
Southern California Faces New Wildfire Threats: 30,000 Evacuated
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China Leads Green Transition at Davos 2025, Paving the Way for Global Climate Cooperation
At Davos 2025, China showcased its leadership in green transformation through ambitious climate goals, renewable energy advancements, and global climate cooperation efforts.
China and Brazil Strengthen Ties on BRICS, Climate, and Peace Initiatives
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CGTN Poll Reveals Global Concerns Over U.S. Exit from WHO
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