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Earth has recorded 12 consecutive months with temperatures 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels, marking a historic milestone and a warning from scientists about the escalating impacts of climate change.
The Chinese mainland saw its hottest year since 1951 in 2023, with an average temperature of 10.71°C, marking a significant rise amid ongoing global warming.
Antarctica saw rare rainfall in January, linked to rapid polar warming. Experts warn such events may increase, impacting penguins and the region’s icy ecosystem.
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.
Last year’s unprecedented Amazon drought was driven by human-induced global warming, severely impacting river communities and endangered dolphins.
Urumqi Glacier No.1, the nearest glacier to an urban area, faces disappearance in 50 years due to global warming. Chinese researcher Wang Feiteng leads the effort to save it.
Chinese scientists scale Mt. Qomolangma to extract ice cores, unlocking 15,000 years of climate data and driving global environmental research.
Chinese scientists brave Mount Qomolangma’s extreme conditions to extract ice cores containing crucial climate data, aiding global warming predictions.