Brazil Faces Worst Drought in 44 Years: 15 Regions Hardest Hit
Fifteen of Brazil’s 27 federative units are experiencing the most severe drought in 44 years, impacting water resources and the economy.
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Pacific Island Residents Anticipate Stronger Ties with the Chinese Mainland
Residents from New Zealand, Australia, Nauru, and Vanuatu express optimism for increased cooperation with the Chinese mainland in education, business, tourism, and environmental sectors.
Global Climate Crisis Intensifies: Record Heatwaves, Floods, and Wildfires
Unprecedented heatwaves, floods, and wildfires ravage countries worldwide, highlighting the urgent impact of climate change.
Journey to the Heart of Asia’s Great Rivers at Sanjiangyuan
Embark on an epic journey to the source of Asia’s mighty rivers in Sanjiangyuan National Park, exploring nature’s marvels and human connections.
Japan Marks One Year of Releasing 55,000 Tonnes of Nuclear Wastewater
One year after Japan began discharging nuclear-contaminated water, 55,000 tonnes have been released, sparking ongoing environmental concerns and international debate.
Jianzuo Village: Pioneering Zero-Waste Living on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau
Discover how Jianzuo Village on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau transformed into a thriving zero-waste community, inspiring neighboring regions with sustainable practices.
Fukushima Nuclear Plant Reports 25 Tonnes Radioactive Water Leak
Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant reports a 25-tonne radioactive water leak a week after commencing ocean discharge, raising global safety and environmental concerns.
Climate Change Linked to Deadly Indian Landslides, Study Finds
A study reveals that human-caused climate change intensified the heavy rains leading to deadly landslides in southern India last month.
2023-24 Wildfire Surge: Unprecedented CO2 Emissions Revealed
A new study reveals that wildfires from March 2023 to February 2024 emitted 8.6 billion tonnes of CO2 globally, marking a 16% increase over average levels.
Chinese Mainland Protects Asia’s Water Lifelines with Ecological Red Lines
The Chinese mainland’s Qinghai Province sets ecological “red lines” over 40% of its area to protect vital water sources like the Yangtze, Yellow, and Mekong rivers.