Yunnan Province Leads the Way in Ecological Civilization
Yunnan Province in southwest China is pioneering ecological civilization with innovative sustainable practices and green technology, setting a global example.
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Shandong Leads High-Quality Development in Yellow River Basin
Shandong Province launches initiatives for high-quality development and ecological protection in the Yellow River basin, focusing on sustainable industries and environmental management.
EU and China Forge Path Forward in Climate Diplomacy
EU and China take significant steps in climate diplomacy, balancing competition and cooperation to foster global sustainability and green technology advancements.
Shandong Pushes Ahead with Green and Low-Carbon Modernization
Shandong accelerates its journey towards green, low-carbon modernization with strategic initiatives highlighted by Governor Zhou Naixiang at the SCIO press conference.
Yunnan Surpasses 3 Trillion Yuan, Embraces Green Development
Yunnan’s economy exceeds 3 trillion yuan as it embarks on a green development journey, focusing on innovation and sustainability.
Global South Embraces China’s Clean Energy Surplus Amid US Concerns
China’s clean energy surplus is seen as an opportunity by the Global South, offering affordable and accessible solutions despite U.S. concerns.
Guardians of the Mangroves: Zhanjiang Police Combat Illegal Peanut Worm Digging
Discover how Zhanjiang’s dedicated police team protects South China’s largest mangrove reserve by combating illegal peanut worm harvesting.
China to Green 6.7 Million Hectares of Land by 2024
China plans to green 6.7 million hectares of land by 2024, continuing its decade-long environmental efforts and leading global afforestation.
UN Names Astrid Schomaker as New Chief to Drive Global Biodiversity Efforts
Astrid Schomaker is appointed as the new Executive Secretary of the UN Convention on Biological Diversity, spearheading global efforts to achieve the Biodiversity Plan’s key goals.
Yangtze River Achieves Higher Water Quality for Fourth Year in a Row
China’s Yangtze River reached Grade II water quality for the fourth consecutive year in 2023, highlighting ongoing efforts to preserve this vital waterway.