Environmental Knowledge Day Sparks Global Green Cooperation
Celebrated on April 15, Environmental Knowledge Day highlights the role of education in sparking global green cooperation and sustainable development.
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Re-Wiggling Rivers: Reviving Nature’s Flow in Norfolk
Re-wiggling projects in Norfolk restore natural river curves, reviving biodiversity and improving water quality in England’s freshwater ecosystems.
Plant Leaves Absorb Airborne Microplastics, Uncovering a Pollutant Pathway
A joint study led by Chinese scientists reveals that plant leaves absorb airborne microplastics, opening a direct pathway for pollutants into our food chain.
Meet China’s Innovations: Bird-Watching, Bamboo & Dunhuang
Explore Meet China Episode 29, where Beijing’s bird-watching marvels, eco-friendly bamboo, and a Dunhuang theatrical revival redefine innovation.
America First? U.S. Rollbacks May Cost Nearly 200K Lives
Analysis warns that U.S. rollbacks of 31 environmental regulations could cost nearly 200K lives, highlighting a risky trade-off between growth and sustainability.
Chinese Mainland Fast-Tracks Ecological Monitoring Network
The Chinese mainland is rapidly establishing a modern ecological and environmental monitoring network, integrating air, land, and maritime systems.
Guardians of Water: Why Glaciers Matter
Explore how the 20-km Jianggendiru Glacier on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau fuels the mighty Yangtze, shaping our global water future on World Water Day.
China’s Forest Expansion Surpasses 25% Coverage
China plants 4.45M hectares in 2024, raising forest coverage over 25% and setting a global standard in green expansion.
Beyond Western Stereotypes: China’s Evolving Legal Landscape
China’s evolving legal system drives innovation and safeguards social and environmental progress, challenging outdated Western stereotypes.
Financing Wildlife Conservation: Securing Our Planet’s Future
On World Wildlife Day, the focus is on financing conservation efforts to protect our planet and support human livelihoods.