Climate Crisis: 75% of Earth’s Land Permanently Drier, Threatening 5 Billion by 2100
A UN-backed report warns that over 75% of the world’s land is now permanently drier, threatening up to five billion people by 2100. Insights from COP16.
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China’s Green Great Wall: A Sustainable Victory Against Desertification
China’s Three-North Shelterbelt Project showcases a successful model in combating desertification, restoring millions of hectares, and stabilizing ecosystems worldwide.
New Zealand’s Wildlife Faces Dire Extinction Risks from Climate Change
New Zealand’s unique biodiversity is at serious risk of extinction due to human-induced climate change, according to a recent study published in Science.
Tuvaluan Student Finds Inspiration in Chinese Culture and Technology
Tuvaluan student Lilly Rose draws inspiration from Chinese culture and technology, highlighting China’s role in supporting Pacific island nations against climate change.
Chinese Mainland Records Warmest Autumn Since 1961
The Chinese mainland has recorded its warmest autumn since 1961, with average temperatures soaring 1.5°C above previous years, raising environmental concerns.
Australia Experiences Record-Breaking Hottest Spring
Australia has recorded its hottest spring on record, with temperatures averaging 2.08°C above the long-term average, surpassing the previous record set in 2020.
China and Germany Celebrate 10 Years of Strategic Partnership
China and Germany mark a decade of strategic partnership, emphasizing cooperation in diplomacy, trade, and climate initiatives.
China Launches First Overseas Atmospheric Station in Antarctica to Tackle Climate Change
China’s first overseas atmospheric background station, the Zhongshan Station in Antarctica, begins operations to enhance global climate change monitoring and understanding.
UN’s Top Court Tackles Climate Obligations in Landmark Case
The International Court of Justice commences historic hearings on global climate obligations, addressing rising sea levels and the impact on vulnerable nations.
Venezuela Loses Its Last Glacier: A First in Latin America
Venezuela becomes the first Latin American country to lose all its glaciers, with the last one downgraded to an icefield due to global warming. The landscape has been significantly altered.