New Breakthrough Unlocks Freshness in Late-Spring Tea Harvests
Scientists have unlocked the secret to preserving freshness in late-spring tea, discovering how to maintain theanine levels for a better-tasting brew.
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Plants Played a Key Role in Ancient Climate Shifts, Study Finds
A new study reveals that changes in plant life significantly accelerated climate shifts during the late Miocene, highlighting the crucial role of vegetation in Earth’s climate history.
China’s First Airborne Glacier Survey Takes Flight in Xizang
China has launched its first airborne survey of marine glaciers in the Xizang Autonomous Region, combining satellite, aerial, and ground methods to study melting patterns and climate impacts.
Chinese Scientists Create Detailed 1 km Ocean Model to Boost Climate Predictions
Chinese scientists have developed a high-resolution global ocean model with 1 km detail to improve climate predictions, aiding in understanding extreme weather events.
China Issues Yellow Alerts as Severe Storms Loom Over Southern Regions
China’s National Meteorological Center has issued yellow alerts for severe storms, as heavy rain and possible tornadoes are forecasted across several regions. Residents are urged to stay vigilant.
Climate Change Wildfire Smoke Linked to Thousands of U.S. Deaths Over 15 Years
A new study reveals that climate change has contributed to thousands of deaths and billions in costs from wildfire smoke in the U.S. between 2006 and 2020, highlighting the urgent need for action.
Golden Snub-Nosed Monkeys Make European Debut at French Zoo
Three golden snub-nosed monkeys from the Chinese mainland debut at France’s Beauval Zoo, marking the rare species’ first appearance outside Asia.
China Issues Emergency Alerts as Severe Weather Looms
China has launched emergency responses and alerts as severe weather, including heavy rainfall and storms, is forecasted to hit multiple regions. Authorities urge caution and readiness.
Scientists Set Sail to Study Human Impact on Earth’s Cleanest Air
A team of scientists has embarked on a voyage to the Southern Ocean to study how human activity affects Earth’s cleanest air, aiming to improve climate forecasting in the Southern Hemisphere.
Rare Corsac Fox Pair Spotted in North China’s Inner Mongolia
Rare corsac foxes were recently spotted in north China’s Inner Mongolia, offering a rare glimpse of China’s smallest fox species.