Building Policy Resilience in a Rapidly Changing World
Explore strategies to enhance policy resilience in the face of technological advances, climate change, and geopolitical tensions with leading economists.
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Facing Climate Change: China’s Rural Revival Through Sustainable Agriculture
China partners with IFAD to boost rural resilience against climate change. With $670M in climate finance, sustainable agriculture practices are transforming communities.
China Records Hottest May Since 1961
China experienced its warmest May on record with an average temperature of 17.7°C, the highest since 1961, and a warmer June is expected.
Study Uncovers Major Lake Expansion on Qinghai-Xizang Plateau Over 30 Years
New study reveals lakes on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau have expanded by over 10,000 sq km in 30 years, highlighting significant environmental changes.
Climate Change Doubles Likelihood of Devastating Brazil Floods, Scientists Confirm
Scientists reveal that climate change has doubled the likelihood of the recent devastating floods in southern Brazil, intensified by El Niño.
Severe Flooding in Southern Germany Claims Firefighter’s Life
Southern Germany faces severe flooding as heavy rains force thousands to evacuate. A firefighter tragically loses his life while rescuing residents.
China Unveils New Carbon Footprint Management Plan to Boost Green Initiatives
China’s Ministry of Ecology and Environment is set to launch a unified carbon footprint management plan, advancing the nation’s efforts towards carbon neutrality by 2060.
New Bacteria Breakthrough Reduces Harmful Nitrous Oxide Emissions in Farms
Scientists discover a natural bacteria that slashes harmful nitrous oxide emissions in farms by 94%, offering a promising solution for sustainable agriculture.
Chinese Scientists Advocate for Fair Global Carbon Accounting
Chinese scientists propose consumption-based carbon accounting to ensure fair responsibility distribution for global emissions.
PNG Leader Links Extraordinary Weather to Devastating Disasters
Papua New Guinea’s Prime Minister James Marape attributes this year’s multiple disasters, including a deadly landslide, to extraordinary rainfall and changing weather patterns.