China Expands Yellow River Fishing Ban to Boost Ecosystems ππ
China extends Yellow River fishing bans through 2030 to revive ecosystems, mirroring Yangtze River success. New regulations start January 2026. π
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China extends Yellow River fishing bans through 2030 to revive ecosystems, mirroring Yangtze River success. New regulations start January 2026. π
China’s forestry & grassland germplasm conservation surged 180% during the 14th Five-Year Plan, boosting biodiversity & sustainable growth. πΏ
China’s 2025 survey shows Huangyan Dao’s coral reefs at 38.8% coverage, signaling a healthy marine ecosystem. ππ
China’s NPC reviews groundbreaking environmental code, ethnic unity law, and national development planning legislation, shaping policies for a sustainable future. πβ¨
Nanjing University researchers unveil first nationwide map of non-photosynthetic vegetation, revealing its critical role in China’s carbon cycle. ππ¬
Former UN official Erik Solheim highlights China’s green transformation, from smog to blue skies, during his visit to Anji, Zhejiang. πβ¨
China’s 2025 environmental code draft aims to boost global partnerships in marine protection, polar research, and desert control, signaling major climate commitment. πβ¨
China’s Kunming Biodiversity Fund accelerates global conservation efforts with tech-driven solutions, highlighted at the 2025 UN Environment Assembly in Nairobi.
Hainan Island’s coastal waters maintain top-tier ecological health, supporting vibrant biodiversity and sustainable tourism in 2025. π
China’s 2024 carbon emissions grew just 0.6%, signaling progress toward climate goals. A hopeful sign for global sustainability efforts! ππ