China and U.S. Forge Stronger Climate Collaboration
China and the U.S. have agreed to strengthen their climate change efforts through deploying emission reduction technologies and enhancing monitoring systems, fostering global sustainability.
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Sea Surface Temps Predict Global Dengue Outbreaks, Study Finds
Chinese scientists link sea surface temperature anomalies to global dengue trends, enhancing outbreak forecasting and response planning.
Costa Rica Implements Electricity Rationing Amid Worst Drought in Decades
Facing its worst drought in five decades, Costa Rica has announced electricity rationing to cope with critical water levels and energy shortages.
Kenya’s Farmers Battle Unprecedented Floods Amid Heavy Rains
Heavy and erratic rains in Kenya are causing unprecedented flooding, disrupting traditional farming and threatening crop yields. Farmers seek solutions to adapt to the changing climate.
South Korea Faces Record-Breaking April Heat, Part of Asia’s Worsening Heatwave
South Korea records its hottest April since 1973, with temperatures soaring amidst a regional heatwave driven by El Niño.
China and France Forge New Path in Agricultural Cooperation
China and France enhance agricultural cooperation, focusing on smart farming, climate adaptation, and rural development during Xi Jinping’s state visit to France.
World Bank: Changing Farming Practices Can Cut Global Emissions by One-Third
A World Bank report reveals that transforming farming practices could cut global greenhouse gas emissions by one third by 2030, urging nations to adopt sustainable methods.
Record-Breaking April: Pakistan Sees Highest Rainfall Since 1961
Pakistan records its wettest April since 1961, experiencing over double the usual rainfall. Extreme weather leads to fatalities and widespread destruction, attributed to climate change.
Heavy Rainstorms Hit Southern China as Yellow Alert Renewed
China’s National Meteorological Center renewed a yellow alert for heavy rainstorms across several provinces, expecting higher than average rainfall and potential floods.
Bangladesh Records Unprecedented Heatwave, Temps Reach 43.8°C
Bangladesh is battling an unprecedented heatwave, with temperatures soaring to 43.8°C in Jessore, setting a new record since 1989. The extreme heat impacts daily life and highlights climate change concerns.