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U.S. Must 'Rectify Its Mistakes' Before Climate Talks, Alluding To Pelosi Taiwan Trip
The continuation of climate negotiations with the U.S. depend on steps done by Washington to address the "negative influence" of Nancy Pelosi's trip to Taiwan, China says. The continuation of climate negotiations with the U.S. depend on steps done by Washington to address the "negative influence" of Nancy Pelosi's trip to Taiwan, China says. -
How Animal Lifespan, Climate Change Adaptability Correlate: Study
Scientists suggest a potentially significant pattern in how a species' life history and its reaction to yearly weather anomalies interact. Scientists suggest a potentially significant pattern in how a species' life history and its reaction to yearly weather anomalies interact. -
Sichuan Province's Power Crunch Eases, Chinese State Media Says
Power supplies have been impacted by a long drought across the Yangtze basin in China. Power supplies have been impacted by a long drought across the Yangtze basin in China. -
Concerns About China's Harvest Linger Amid Forest Fires In Southwest
Drought is posing a significant threat to China's autumn crops. Drought is posing a significant threat to China's autumn crops. -
Swiss Glaciers Have Already Shrunk By Half: Study
About half of the glaciers in the European Alps are located in Switzerland. About half of the glaciers in the European Alps are located in Switzerland. -
20 People Killed As Flash Floods Ravage Eastern Afghanistan
Numerous canals were also destroyed, as well as some 5,000 acres of agricultural land, as a result of the floods Numerous canals were also destroyed, as well as some 5,000 acres of agricultural land, as a result of the floods -
China Releases First Alert On Drought As Authorities Battle To Contain Heatwave
The alert is two levels short of China's most severe warning. The alert is two levels short of China's most severe warning. -
Europe Heading Toward 'A Record Year' For Wildfire Devastation
Scientists predict that more than 1 million hectares of land could be destroyed by fire this year. Scientists predict that more than 1 million hectares of land could be destroyed by fire this year. -
Yangtze River Shrinks As Heatwave, Drought Threaten Crops In China
Experts put all the blame on climate change. Experts put all the blame on climate change. -
Italy's Extreme Drought Uncovers Hidden Bombs Submerged In Rivers Since WWII
The bomb that hasn't detonated is taken out of the riverbed. The bomb that hasn't detonated is taken out of the riverbed.