The engineering triumphs of building the world's highest railway
The engineering triumphs of building the world's highest railway

On July 1, 2006, the sound of a train whistle echoed through the Kunlun Mountains, heralding a new era for the Xizang autonomous region. ...

China unveils plan for faster green transition
China unveils plan for faster green transition

Song Xiaoyu, a professor at the Chinese Academy of Sciences' Northwest Institute of Eco-Environment and Resources, highlighted that clima...

Scientific Research Conducted on Muz Taw Glacier in NW China's Xinjiang
Scientific Research Conducted on Muz Taw Glacier in NW China's Xinjiang

In recent days, a scientific expedition to the Muz Taw Glacier in Altay was carried out by a research team from the Altay Mountains compr...

Scientists Release Mercury Dataset over Third Pole to Enhance Environmental Monitoring
Scientists Release Mercury Dataset over Third Pole to Enhance Environmental Monitoring

A study led by Chinese scientists to develop a mercury (Hg) dataset derived from air, aerosols, glaciers, soils and other environmental s...

Study of Tianshan Glacier Changes Supports Sustainable Water Resource Management
Study of Tianshan Glacier Changes Supports Sustainable Water Resource Management

Chinese scientists have proposed a new framework and provided data support for accurately assessing glacier mass changes and meltwater ev...

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