It took seven years to win recognition for the Badain Jaran Desert as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, reflecting China's dedication to natural heritage protection and the international community's recognition of its value.

Hainan's successful campaign to keep oceans plastic-free is an exemplar of Asia-Europe collaboration on the same goal.

Besides becoming a key player in emission mitigation, China is now drafting domestic standards to boost carbon trading at home and meet its zero carbon goal.

Developing ocean carbon sinks and improving the marine capacity to capture and store carbon dioxide is an important way to achieve carbon peaking and neutrality.

Firms in China and the United States are now keen to explore green transition for greater collaboration and mutual benefit.

Companies in the U.K. and China join hands to achieve the two countries' net zero targets.

It has become a global consensus that countries should strengthen blue cooperation for the future of the world, about which China has its stories to tell.

The project is expected to create a low-carbon demonstration area which can become an eco-friendly model for Laos and other Southeast Asian countries.

The river chief system launched nationwide guarantees the effectiveness of water management in the long term, setting a direction for green development.

Creating biodiversity to open a material cycle and achieve balance in the ecosystem is an excellent solution to ecological crises such as the greenhouse effect and freshwater depletion.

Environment communicator teaches by example how to lead an eco-friendly life.

Chinese young people are gearing up for preserving the ocean and marine wildlife.

Against the backdrop of achieving carbon peaking and carbon neutrality goals, waste recycling and reusing has become an effective approach to green development of agriculture in China.

Pursuing low-carbon consumption is critical for the success of environmental conservation.