Dust’s Hidden Power: Regulating Earth’s Carbon Cycle and Climate
A joint international team reveals how dust shapes the global carbon cycle, offering new insights into climate predictions and Earth’s future under warming.
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Chinese Scientists Fill Research Gap on Plateau’s Below-Cloud Evaporation
Chinese mainland scientists fill a gap in long-term below-cloud evaporation research on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, offering new data on high-altitude water cycles under global warming.
Jimu-1 Aerostat Unlocks 3D Ecosystem Monitoring on the Asian Water Tower
China’s Jimu-1 tethered balloon experiment achieves full 3D ecosystem monitoring over the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, delivering key atmospheric and environmental data for climate research.
Solar Flares Could Trigger Rapid Weather Shifts on Earth and Beyond
New research shows solar flares can trigger rapid weather changes on Earth and exoplanets, with shifts appearing within days. Insights could reshape climate and habitability studies.
China Launches Climate Expedition to Yellow River Headwaters
Researchers launch a climate expedition to Mount Anyemaqen in Qinghai, monitoring glaciers and permafrost to guide ecological protection for the Yellow River basin.
LA Wildfires Threaten Marine Ecosystems as Toxins Flow Seaward
Scientists investigate how LA wildfire debris, laden with hazardous materials, is impacting marine ecosystems and coastal health.
China’s Icebreaker Jidi Pioneers Arctic-Grade Research in Bohai Sea
China’s new icebreaker Jidi launches groundbreaking climate research in the Bohai Sea, combining Arctic-grade tech with multi-disciplinary science to tackle maritime challenges.
Chinese Scientists Achieve Accurate Antarctic Sea Ice Predictions with Deep Learning
Chinese scientists have accurately predicted Antarctic sea ice levels for early 2024 using deep learning, demonstrating the potential of AI in climate forecasting.
Himalayan Biodiversity at Risk: Scientists Race Against Time
Scientists collaborate across borders to preserve 20,000+ plant species in the geologically fragile Pan-Himalayas, combining field research with tech-driven conservation strategies.
China’s Ice Core Quest on Mt. Qomolangma Reveals Climate Secrets
Chinese scientists scale Mt. Qomolangma to extract ice cores, unlocking 15,000 years of climate data and driving global environmental research.
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