Wildlife Populations Drop 73% Since 1970, WWF Reports
Ecosystems are in jeopardy as wildlife populations plummet 73% since 1970, warns WWF. The alarming decline underscores the urgent need for global conservation efforts.
Environment
Read More
84 Million Trees Planted in Mongolia Since 2021 to Fight Desertification
Since 2021, Mongolia has planted 84 million trees as part of its ‘Billion Trees’ campaign to combat desertification and climate change.
Swiss Glaciers Shrink 2.4% This Year Despite Snowy Winter
Swiss glaciers continue their rapid decline with a 2.4% volume loss this year, highlighting the urgent need for climate stabilization.
China’s Green Journey: Celebrating 75 Years with Bold Environmental Goals
China marks its 75th anniversary with ambitious green initiatives, from pollution control to renewable energy dominance, aiming for a sustainable future by 2035.
China’s Bold Move: Expanding Wilderness with New National Parks
China takes significant steps in nature conservation with the creation of its first national parks, protecting vast wilderness areas. Explore their impact.
China at 75: A Journey Through Transformation and Future Challenges
Celebrating the 75th anniversary of the People’s Republic of China, explore the nation’s economic, environmental, technological, and governance transformations, and what the future holds.
West Africa’s ECOWAS Plans Unified Strategy to Combat Plastic Pollution
ECOWAS considers a unified regional action plan to tackle plastic pollution across West Africa, addressing implementation challenges faced by member states’ national initiatives.
World Ozone Day 2024: Celebrating 30 Years of the Montreal Protocol
Celebrating the 30th World Ozone Day 2024, honoring the Montreal Protocol’s role in advancing climate action and protecting our ozone layer.
GMS Nations Unite to Protect Environmental Treasures
GMS Environment Ministers gather in Phnom Penh to enhance cooperation in protecting the region’s natural treasures and addressing climate challenges.
Conservation Boosts Jilin’s Rare Meiren Pine Population
Conservation efforts on the Chinese mainland’s Jilin province have helped endangered meiren pines thrive, increasing their population to over 86,000.