Experts Highlight Vital Role of Vocational Education Amid Skill Shortages
Experts at a global conference in Tianjin emphasize the importance of vocational education in addressing skill shortages and providing opportunities for youth.
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China’s Low-Altitude Economy Set to Soar with New eVTOL Projects
China is launching eVTOL pilot projects in six cities, signaling a major boost for its low-altitude economy. With 2024 hailed as the ‘Year of Low-Altitude Economy,’ China’s aviation sector is set to soar.
4.45-Billion-Year-Old Meteorite Reveals Early Mars Was Habitable
Scientists have discovered the oldest evidence of hot water on Mars, suggesting the Red Planet was habitable 4.45 billion years ago, possibly even before Earth.
Astronomers Discover Fast-Forming Baby Planet That Challenges Theories
Astronomers discovered a newborn planet forming in just 3 million years, challenging theories about planetary formation speed. This young exoplanet surprises scientists with its swift emergence.
China’s Newest Antarctic Station Gears Up for Epic 41st Expedition
A team of 34 has arrived at China’s new Qinling Station in Antarctica to prepare for the 41st Antarctic expedition. They’re activating equipment and restoring power ahead of the main team’s arrival.
China Unveils New Cloud Platform to Share Space Data with the World
China’s GEOVIS Cloud Open Platform now offers public access to remote-sensing satellite data, supporting agriculture, environmental protection, urban planning, and disaster warning.
Second China Supply Chain Expo Set to Redefine Global Collaboration
The second China International Supply Chain Expo in Beijing aims to redefine global collaboration with over 600 companies and six key industries in focus.
China Achieves Record Growth in Renewable Energy Capacity, Up 14.5%
China’s total installed power generation capacity reached 3.19 billion kilowatts, up 14.5% year on year, driven by significant growth in solar and wind power installations.
Scientists Discover Potentially Toxic Chemical in U.S. Tap Water
Scientists have found a potentially toxic chemical in the tap water of about one-third of U.S. residents. The compound, formed during water treatment, could pose health risks.
Global Decline of Older Animals Threatens Ecosystems, Australian Study Finds
An Australian study reveals that human activities are causing a global decline in older animals, threatening ecosystem stability and sustainability.