Is 2024 the Year of Responsible AI?
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Shenzhen’s Kunpeng Trail No.1 Bridge: A Game-Changer for Wildlife Migration
Shenzhen’s Kunpeng Trail No.1 Bridge offers a safe passage for wildlife between Yinhu and Meilin Mountains, showcasing innovative urban conservation.
Beijing’s Green Leap: 2024 Plans to Expand Parks and Urban Spaces
Beijing is set to enhance its green landscape in 2024, aiming for 91% of residents to have access to parks within 500 meters. The city plans significant afforestation and urban green space additions, striving to become a lush garden city.
Customs in North China’s Tianjin Seize 20 Tonnes of Illegal Imported Waste
Chinese customs in Tianjin seize over 20 tonnes of illegal imported waste, highlighting ongoing efforts to curb environmental threats from foreign waste.
China Advances Circular Agriculture with $1B Investment in Pilot Programs
China makes strides in circular agriculture with over $1 billion invested in pilot programs, promoting sustainable practices across 299 counties for greener agricultural development.
China Completes Largest National Crop Germplasm Survey to Boost Food Security
China’s Ministry of Agriculture completes its largest-ever crop germplasm survey, collecting over 530,000 resources to ensure future food security and innovation.
China’s Air and Water Quality See Major Improvements in 2023
China’s ecological environment shows steady improvement in 2023, with significant enhancements in air and water quality, reflecting successful anti-pollution measures and sustainable development.
Chengdu Unveils Qilong Reclaimed Water Wetland Park, a Sustainable Urban Oasis
Chengdu welcomes its largest man-made vertical-flow wetland park, Qilong Reclaimed Water Wetland Park, featuring extensive green spaces and advanced water purification systems.
Xiamen’s Yundang Lake Transforms into Urban Oasis
Yundang Lake in Xiamen has transformed from a polluted “black water lake” into a vibrant urban oasis, now home to over 80 species of water birds and serving as a key recreational spot for residents.
Study Finds Cookstove Carbon Credits Overestimated by 10 Times
A new study reveals that the carbon-reducing benefits of clean cookstoves have been overestimated by up to 10 times, calling into question existing carbon credit schemes.