Climate Change Threatens Earth’s Ability to Absorb Carbon, Study Finds
New research reveals that increasing warm extremes are undermining Earth’s ability to absorb carbon dioxide, posing fresh challenges in the fight against climate change.
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China Launches Temperature Index to Tackle Climate Risks
China has launched a new Temperature Index to help agriculture and energy sectors hedge against climate risks and enhance financial market risk management.
China and Peru Join Forces to Save Rare ‘Queen of the Andes’ Plant
China and Peru scientists are teaming up to protect the endangered “Queen of the Andes” plant, the world’s largest bromeliad, native to Peru’s highlands.
Global Unity Urged to Combat Escalating Climate Crisis
As extreme weather intensifies and global temperatures soar, global leaders call for united action to combat the escalating climate crisis before it’s too late.
South Africa’s Cradle Moon Conservancy: A Wildlife Haven Near Johannesburg
Discover the thriving wildlife at Cradle Moon Conservancy near Johannesburg, where zebras, rhinos, and more roam freely across 1,600 hectares of natural habitat.
Climate Talks Intensify as COP29 Enters Crucial Second Week
As COP29 enters its second week in Baku, negotiators are urged to unlock climate finance for developing nations to transition to clean energy and adapt to climate impacts.
Ecuador Declares National Emergency Amid Intensifying Wildfires and Drought
Ecuador has declared a 60-day national emergency as severe drought intensifies wildfires and energy crises.
China’s ‘Green Scarf’: Battling Desertification in Xinjiang
China is weaving a ‘green scarf’ around the Taklimakan Desert in Xinjiang, battling desertification with vegetation, economic crops, and solar panels.
Deadly Typhoon Man-yi Batters Philippines, Claims 8 Lives
Super Typhoon Man-yi has hit the Philippines, causing at least eight deaths due to flooding and landslides. The storm is the sixth to strike the country in less than a month.
Singapore’s Public Sector Slightly Reduces Carbon Emissions in FY2023
Singapore’s public sector reports a slight decrease in carbon emissions for FY2023, moving closer to its net-zero goal set for 2045, five years ahead of the national target.