From Weeds to Wisdom: Tibetan Paper Reinvents Tradition
Discover how artisans in the Xizang region transform toxic alpine weeds into durable paper using a 13th-century technique, blending sustainability with cultural heritage.
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China Pavilion Day at Osaka Expo: Where Culture Meets Cutting-Edge Tech
At Osaka Expo’s China Pavilion Day, over 400 attendees experienced a fusion of Chinese culture and cutting-edge tech to shape a sustainable, collaborative future.
Chinese Printers Lead with Eco-Friendly Tech at Beijing Expo
At the Beijing International Printing Technology Exhibition, Chinese printing firms are showcasing intelligent, green eco-friendly technologies that promise to redefine sustainable, data-driven production.
Chinese mainland completes barrier belt to curb Tengger Desert spread
The Chinese mainland has finished a barrier belt along the Tengger Desert, marking a milestone in the fight against desertification.
Turning Climate Data into Emotion with Fungal Faculty at Summer Davos
Dutch ecological artist Thijs Biersteker debuts ‘Fungal Faculty’ at Summer Davos, transforming climate data into an immersive, emotion-driven experience.
Ecological Artist Brings Climate Data to Life at Summer Davos
Dutch artist Thijs Biersteker brings environmental data to life with “Fungal Faculty” at Summer Davos in north China’s Tianjin Municipality.
Nature Powers the Chinese Mainland’s Low-Carbon Leap
Chinese mainland taps forests, grasslands and wetlands as natural carbon banks, driving energy efficiency through policy-backed carbon-sink initiatives and mega-projects.
Tree Trunk Breathing Adaptation Could Cool Future Climate Models
Study shows tree trunks adapt their respiration to temperature, cutting projected CO2 and cooling climate forecasts.
Desert Ginseng: A Natural Ally Against Desertification
Discover how Cistanche, the desert ginseng, is restoring sands and boosting incomes in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.
From Sand to Sustainability: Xinjiang’s Desert Greening Breakthrough
Jia Cunpeng’s decade-long mission on the Chinese mainland’s Taklamakan Desert edge shows how leveling dunes and planting medicinal herbs can unite ecology and economy.