Climate Watch China Plus

World Oceans Day is held annually on June 8th to raise awareness about the vital importance of our oceans and their role in sustaining a healthy planet. Today, we're delving into China's latest advancements in transforming saline and alkali lands in coastal regions.

The world is suffering from soaring temperatures as the globe continues to heat up. Join us to learn more about the ongoing global heatwave crisis, from wildfires raging across the US to scorching weather in India.

Climate change is a significant driver of human migration. Egyptian climate expert Sawsan Elawady provides insights into the growing trend of climate migration and shares strategies to address its challenges.

May 22 marks the International Day for Biodiversity. We explore a butterfly forest in an Italian museum. Inspired by Tanzania's Udzungwa Mountains National Park, the project aims to preserve these crucial pollinators and educate the public on the pressing challenges of biodiversity loss, deforestation, and climate change.

Amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions and trade disputes, representatives from the world's two largest greenhouse gas emitters have met to discuss potential cooperation on climate change initiatives. We delve into the challenges and opportunities presented during their recent engagement, assess the impacts of rising tariffs, and consider the future of global climate efforts with Wu Changhua, the Greater China Director at the Climate Group.

China and Europe enjoy a vibrant partnership that spearheads global sustainability. From solar energy storage facilities in Hungary to wind farms in Croatia, we examine their joint commitment to a greener future.