South Africa Achieves Major Victory Against Rhino Poaching
South Africa reports a sharp decline in rhinoceros poaching for May and June, thanks to effective dehorning strategies in key conservation areas.
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California Wildfire Rapidly Expands to Become Largest in U.S. in 24 Hours
A massive wildfire in northern California more than doubled in size within 24 hours, leading thousands of firefighters to battle the rapidly growing blaze.
Seven Major River Basins in Chinese Mainland Bracing for Flood Season
Seven major river basins in the Chinese mainland face increased flood risks this season due to heightened precipitation and global warming impacts.
NASA Reports Record-Breaking Global Temperatures Over the Past Year
NASA’s latest analysis shows each of the past 12 months hit record global temperatures, emphasizing the urgent climate crisis.
Parasite-Induced Sea Urchin Die-Off Poses Threat to Global Coral Reefs
A parasite has caused a massive sea urchin die-off in the Red Sea and Caribbean, threatening coral reefs globally, according to Israeli research.
Northern Beijing Welcomes a Vibrant Wave of Migratory Birds at Miyun Reservoir
Geese, storks, and other migratory birds have arrived near the Miyun Reservoir, bringing life and color to northern Beijing’s waters.
WMO Warns of Alarming Climate Crisis with Record-Breaking 2023 Indicators
The World Meteorological Organization issues a red alert as 2023 breaks all climate change records, highlighting unprecedented global warming and its severe impacts.
Beijing Issues Blue Alert as Sandstorm Approaches
Beijing’s meteorological service has issued a blue alert for sandstorms expected from Monday evening to Tuesday night. Residents are urged to take precautions.
Great Barrier Reef Faces Severe Coral Bleaching Amid Climate Change Pressures
Australia’s Great Barrier Reef is experiencing a major coral bleaching event due to intense heat stress from climate change, warns GBRMPA.
Ancient Sponges Reveal Earth Has Heated Beyond Expectations
Ancient Caribbean sponges reveal that global warming has exceeded the 1.5°C target, reaching 1.7°C by 2020. This new evidence suggests climate change is accelerating faster than expected.