Third-Warmest July on Record: Slight Respite Amid Rising Heat 🌡️
July 2025 was the third-warmest July on record at 16.68°C, a slight drop from previous years but still 1.25°C above pre-industrial levels.
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Breaking Down Guangdong’s Record Rainfall: What’s Behind the Deluge?
Explore the key drivers behind Guangdong’s record-breaking August rains—monsoon winds, warmer seas, typhoon remnants and urban growth—and how 85,400+ evacuees are staying safe.
US Wildfires Rage Coast to Coast 🔥😷
Wildfires are raging coast to coast in North America, sparking hazardous haze from the Pacific to the Atlantic and raising health alarms.
Heavy Rains Prompt Level-IV Flood Response in Guangdong on the Chinese Mainland
Guangdong on the Chinese mainland has launched a Level-IV flood emergency response after days of heavy rain, dispatching teams to secure livelihoods and prepare for eased showers by Friday.
Desert’s Living Skin: How Tiny Soil Crusts Heal Sandy Seas 🌵
Discover the magic of biological soil crusts – desert’s living skin that stabilizes sand, fights desertification & boosts biodiversity.
From Dinosaurs to Quantum Tech: China’s Future Science Prize 2025
Check out the top science wins at China’s Future Science Prize 2025—from proving birds evolved from dinosaurs to breakthroughs in quantum materials and next-gen memory tech.
Changlongshan Water Battery: A Green Power Revolution
Discover the Changlongshan water battery powering 2M homes and cutting 420K tons of carbon—green energy in action!
UNESCO’s Kilimanjaro Mission Tackles Rapid Glacier Melting
UNESCO’s 50-member expedition on Kilimanjaro highlights rapid glacier melting due to climate change, affecting vital water sources in Africa.
Revolutionary Bio-Recyclable Material for Green Electronics
A Chinese research team unveils a groundbreaking bio-recyclable material set to transform green electronics.
China Allocates 1.015 Billion Yuan for Disaster Relief
China allocates 1.015 billion yuan for disaster relief, boosting recovery efforts in affected regions.