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.
My Global News: Voices of a New Era
🌍 Stay Ahead, Stay Global 🚀
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.
At the 2024 FOCAC Summit, China pledged support for Africa’s agriculture through expertise, infrastructure, and innovation to combat climate change and enhance food sovereignty.
Sao Paulo’s river turns emerald green and skies grey due to recent droughts, highlighting pressing environmental challenges in the Brazilian metropolis.
Study reveals atmospheric methane levels are rising 2.6 times higher than pre-industrial times, outpacing other greenhouse gases and challenging global climate targets.
WTO’s latest report highlights how geopolitical tensions, climate change, and technological advancements are reshaping trade-led development, potentially leading to increased trade fragmentation.
At the 2024 Shanghai Bund Summit, leaders discussed climate change initiatives and the challenges of an aging society, shaping global strategies for a sustainable future.
Southern California faces a record-breaking heat wave with temperatures soaring up to 118°F. Excessive heat warnings are in effect, urging residents to take precautions as the extreme weather continues into the weekend.
Super Typhoon Yagi makes its second landfall in Guangdong, forcing the relocation of over 1 million residents as it intensifies to level 17 with winds reaching 208.8 km/h.
Chinese FM Wang Yi and U.S. climate advisor John Podesta meet in Beijing to strengthen cooperation on climate change, emphasizing partnership over rivalry for a sustainable future.
The Polar Climate Change Report 2023 uncovers extreme temperature anomalies and record-low sea ice in Antarctica and unprecedented warming in the Arctic, highlighting urgent global climate impacts.