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Breakthrough 1km Ocean Model Unveiled by Chinese Scientists

Chinese scientists unveil a 1 km ocean circulation model, boosting our understanding of how oceans regulate Earth’s climate.

A new U.S. study reveals that climate-driven wildfire smoke killed around 15,000 people and cost $160B over 15 years.

CSIRO scientists embark on a Southern Ocean voyage to study how human activity impacts some of the world’s cleanest air.

The Chinese mainland launches its first airborne survey of marine glaciers in Xizang to study glacier development and melting changes.

North Dakota battles 16 wildfires amid severe drought. Crews fight blazing fires on the Turtle Mountain Reservation near the Canadian border.

China launches its first airborne survey of marine glaciers in Xizang to study climate change and vital water sources.

A new study warns that global warming could lead to more frequent snow droughts, affecting water supplies and ecosystems.

Fifty years of dialogue: exploring the evolving China-EU partnership that reshapes global trade, climate, and multilateralism.

Mexico City adopts innovative tech to track water supply amid drought, paving the way for sustainable urban management.

Erik Solheim inspires youth to lead a green revolution, echoing the spirit of the May Fourth Movement to ignite a global green wave.