Harmony Keepers: Father-Son Duo Protects China’s Black-Necked Cranes
A father-son duo dedicates their lives to protecting black-necked cranes in Sichuan’s Zoige Wetland, preserving these sacred birds and their environment for future generations.
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Heat Wave Wipes Out Millions of Seabirds in Alaska, Study Reveals
A massive heat wave in Alaska from 2014 to 2016 led to the death of four million seabirds, revealing severe impacts of climate change on marine ecosystems, a new study reports.
Rising Seas May Contaminate 75% of Coastal Freshwater Supplies by 2100
A new study predicts seawater could infiltrate underground freshwater in 75% of coastal areas by 2100, threatening drinking water and agriculture.
Paris 2024 Olympics Slashes Carbon Emissions by Over Half
Paris 2024 organizers announce a 54.6% reduction in carbon emissions compared to recent Olympics, highlighting efforts to make the Games more sustainable and less polluting.
China’s Massive Water Transfer Project Transforms Lives of 185 Million
China’s South-to-North Water Diversion Project has improved water access for over 185 million people, transferring water to the drought-prone north over the past decade.
Nanjing’s Qixia Mountain Transforms into a Sea of Fiery Red Leaves
Qixia Mountain in Nanjing bursts into color as autumn’s red leaves blanket the hills, showcasing breathtaking scenery and rich cultural heritage.
IMD 2024: Youth and Innovation Drive Sustainable Mountain Development
International Mountain Day 2024 highlights how innovation and youth are driving sustainable solutions in mountain regions worldwide.
From Desert to Oasis: Shapotou’s Green Transformation
Discover how Shapotou transformed from a desert threat into a green oasis, showcasing China’s successful battle against desertification.
Airlines Face Challenges in Meeting Sustainable Fuel Goals
Airlines worldwide are struggling to meet sustainable fuel targets, with slow progress threatening net zero emission goals by 2050.
Chinese Scientist Lu Qi Honored with UNEP’s Highest Environmental Award
Chinese scientist Lu Qi has been honored with the 2024 UNEP Champions of the Earth Award for his dedication to reversing environmental degradation and combating desertification in China over the past three decades.