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China Turtle Sanctuary Rescues 252 Sea Turtles in 17 Years
Planet WinsMar 25

China Turtle Sanctuary Rescues 252 Sea Turtles in 17 Years

A rescue center on China's largest volcanic island has saved and rehabilitated 252 sea turtles since 2009, turning one man's compassion into a haven for injured marine life. The number of injured turtles arriving each year is dropping, signaling better ocean protection.

Google News - Wildlife Recovery2 min read
China Adds 6 Industries to World's Largest Carbon Market
VideosFeb 16

China Adds 6 Industries to World's Largest Carbon Market

China just expanded carbon reporting to six major industries, covering up to 2,400 million tons of emissions. The move builds infrastructure to price carbon in sectors like chemicals, glass, and aviation by 2027.

CleanTechnica3 min read
China's Forests Lock Away 65% of Nitrogen Pollution
Planet WinsFeb 12

China's Forests Lock Away 65% of Nitrogen Pollution

Scientists discovered China's forests are quietly turning air pollution into a climate solution, absorbing nearly two-thirds of nitrogen fallout and storing an extra 110 million tons of carbon each year. This natural cleanup crew is doing the work of millions of trees we never had to plant.

Phys.org2 min read
China Turns 26M Tons of Farm Waste Into Climate Solution
SolutionsFeb 8

China Turns 26M Tons of Farm Waste Into Climate Solution

Scientists in China discovered how to transform millions of tons of cotton waste and plastic film into a powerful climate tool. The process could cut 13 million tons of carbon emissions yearly while solving farm pollution problems.

Google News - Climate Solution2 min read
China Plants Shrubs in Desert, Pulls Carbon From Sky
Planet WinsJan 26

China Plants Shrubs in Desert, Pulls Carbon From Sky

A 40-year experiment in China's largest desert proves even the driest places on Earth can become carbon sinks. Satellite data shows hardy shrubs are measurably reducing atmospheric CO₂ in one of the planet's most barren landscapes.

Phys.org - Earth3 min read