Xinjiang Locals Transform Desert Dunes into Green Oasis
In Xinjiang’s Lop County, 40 machines and 300 villagers are transforming desert dunes into a 266-hectare green oasis by planting saxaul trees.
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Tobgye: The 74-Year-Old Guardian Who Saved Tibetan Macaques
Meet Tobgye, a 74-year-old guardian whose dedication has transformed the Tibetan macaque population from 30 to over 5,000 in the Linze Scenic Spot.
Suolang and Neighbors Transform Plateau Deserts into Vibrant Landscapes
Suolang and his community are battling desertification on the plateau, transforming barren dunes into vibrant landscapes through innovation and resilience.
From Polluted Waters to Egrets’ Haven: Xiamen’s Yundang Lake Transformation
Yundang Lake in Xiamen transforms from polluted waters to a thriving habitat for egrets, showcasing successful environmental restoration.
48,000 Liters of PFAS Leaked from U.S. Yokota Air Base in Japan
Heavy rainfall in August caused a leak of 48,000 liters of PFAS-contaminated water from the U.S. Yokota Air Base in Japan. Authorities are investigating the environmental impact.
California Wildfires Burn Over 1 Million Acres Amid Rising Temperatures
California wildfires have burned over 1 million acres this year, intensified by soaring temperatures. Firefighters struggle to contain the Line Fire in the San Bernardino Mountains.
Ex-Belgian Ambassador Embraces China’s Eco Vision in Yunnan
Discover how former Belgian ambassador Patrick Nijs chose to stay in China’s Yunnan Province to champion ecological protection and foster global eco-exchanges.
CGTN Launches ‘In Fact with Kyle Obermann’ to Explore China’s Environmental Journey
CGTN debuts In Fact with Kyle Obermann, a new series exploring China’s environmental initiatives and their global impact.
South America Records Unprecedented Number of Wildfires Amid Extreme Heat
South America sets a new record with over 346,000 wildfire hotspots this year, driven by extreme heat and climate change.
Inner Mongolia Leads China in Carbon Sink Capacity
Inner Mongolia tops China’s carbon sinks with 119 million tonnes, highlighting its significant environmental role.