Study Finds Climate Change Is Weakening Extreme Cold Events
A new study reveals that human-induced climate change is making extreme cold events less severe, challenging the notion that global warming leads to harsher winters.
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Trump Brings Back Plastic Straws, Says Paper Ones ‘Don’t Work’
President Trump reverses the federal move away from plastic straws, declaring that paper straws ‘don’t work’ and bringing back single-use plastics.
Chinese Scientists Gene-Edit Corn for Higher Yields and Stronger Plants
Chinese scientists have gene-edited corn to be shorter and stronger, promising higher yields and improved global food security.
Birdwatching Boom Spurs Eco-Tourism Growth in China
Birdwatching popularity is soaring in China, boosting eco-tourism as nature lovers flock to scenic spots nationwide to observe rare and migratory birds.
China Issues Yellow Alert for Strong Winds Amid Asian Winter Games
China renews yellow alert for strong winds and temperature drops in Heilongjiang during the Asian Winter Games.
Chinese Scientists Uncover Desert Moss’s Secret to Surviving Extreme Cold
Chinese scientists have uncovered how desert moss survives extreme cold, a breakthrough that could aid future Mars terraforming efforts.
Whale Songs and Human Speech Share Surprising Similarities
Scientists discover that humpback whale songs share structural patterns with human language, revealing surprising similarities in communication.
China Acts Fast as Cold Wave Grips the Nation
A severe cold wave has hit China, causing temperatures to plummet across the nation. Authorities are implementing swift measures to ensure public safety and maintain essential services.
Why Wetlands Matter: The Race to Save Our Planet’s Hidden Heroes
On World Wetlands Day 2025, we explore why wetlands are vital for our planet, the threats they face, and how global collaboration can protect these crucial ecosystems.
Sri Lanka’s Silent Tragedy: Over 3,000 Elephants Lost in Human-Wildlife Conflict
Over 3,000 elephants and 1,190 people have died in Sri Lanka due to the escalating human-elephant conflict since 2015, prompting new strategies to address the crisis.