Global Leaders Convene in Ottawa for Critical Plastic Pollution Treaty Talks
Thousands of global negotiators gather in Ottawa this week to develop a treaty aimed at halting the escalating issue of plastic pollution.
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Europe: Fastest-Warming Continent Faces Urgent Climate Challenges
Europe is warming nearly twice as fast as the global average, with severe impacts on health, glaciers, and the economy, urging swift renewable energy adoption.
Japan Begins Fifth Release of Fukushima Nuclear Wastewater
Japan initiates the fifth discharge of Fukushima’s nuclear-contaminated wastewater into the ocean, starting April 19 and continuing until May 7, as announced by TEPCO.
25 Years of Logging Ban on the Chinese Mainland: A Greener Legacy in Liaoning Province
Explore the enduring impact of the Chinese mainland’s 1998 logging ban and how Liaoning Province showcases a greener legacy through afforestation and ecosystem restoration.
Chinese Scientists Protect Rare Carp to Revitalize Yangtze River Ecosystem
Chinese scientists protect a rare carp species at the Dangqu River in Qinghai Province to help restore the Yangtze River’s ecosystem.
Greece Elevates Wildfire Alert to High Risk After Surge of Fires
Greece has raised its wildfire alert level to ‘high risk’ following a significant surge of fires and record warm temperatures, prompting heightened precautions across multiple regions.
Record High Greenhouse Gas Levels in 2023 Spark Climate Concerns
In 2023, carbon dioxide and methane levels reached record highs, with significant implications for global warming. NOAA reports a 2.8 ppm rise in CO2 and an 11.1 ppb increase in methane.
TEPCO Initiates New Installations to Prevent Fukushima Leaks
In response to recent contaminated water leaks, TEPCO plans new installations at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant to enhance safety and prevent future incidents.
Rising Temperatures Drive Migratory Birds from Albania’s Vain Lagoon
Rising temperatures in Albania’s Vain Lagoon are disrupting migratory bird habitats, leading to a significant decline in populations. Experts warn of severe impacts on global biodiversity.
Guardians of the Mangroves: Zhanjiang Police Combat Illegal Peanut Worm Digging
Discover how Zhanjiang’s dedicated police team protects South China’s largest mangrove reserve by combating illegal peanut worm harvesting.