Xinhua Think Tank Report Highlights Chinese Solutions to Global Challenges

With its rapid development and growing international influence, China has been increasingly engaging in global affairs, offering Chinese solutions to global challenges such as poverty and climate change in both concept and action, said a Xinhua think tank report released on Tuesday. The report, titled “Promoting the Development and Progress of Human Civilization through Exchange… Continue reading Xinhua Think Tank Report Highlights Chinese Solutions to Global Challenges

Irina Petrunina, Director of Department for Competition, Energy Efficiency, and Environment of Russian Ministry of Economic Development: Russia Works Intensively with BRICS in Energy Transition Field

In an exclusive interview with TV BRICS, the expert spoke about Russia's climate policy and cooperation with international organisations in this field. Photo: TV BRICS

Irina Petrunina has been Director of the Department for Competition, Energy Efficiency, and Environment at the Russian Ministry of Economic Development since 2022. She graduated from the Moscow State Pedagogical Institute. She underwent retraining at the Russian Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Russian Federation. From 1991 to 2019, she held positions… Continue reading Irina Petrunina, Director of Department for Competition, Energy Efficiency, and Environment of Russian Ministry of Economic Development: Russia Works Intensively with BRICS in Energy Transition Field

Brazil Introduces Lightning Monitoring System to Prepare for Climate Change

This system also aids in identifying potential hailstorm formations. Photo: TV BRICS/Istock

The State Government of Rio de Janeiro has implemented an advanced lightning monitoring system to enhance its disaster preparedness during the summer of 2025. This is reported by Toda Palavra, a partner of TV BRICS. The State Centre for Monitoring and Early Warning of Natural Disasters has been utilising a real-time lightning visualisation tool. This… Continue reading Brazil Introduces Lightning Monitoring System to Prepare for Climate Change

Zimbabwe’s Sugarcane Sector Adopts Climate Resilience To Boost Yields Amid Challenges

ZIMBABWE’S maize imports in 2023/24 will likely reach the highest levels in seven years. Unlike in 2016, the country might not struggle to secure supplies from neighbouring South Africa and Zambia.

Zimbabwe’s sugarcane industry is embracing climate adaptation strategies to safeguard yields and expand production, aiming for a 100,000 metric tonne increase by 2030. This is reported by ZBC News, a partner of TV BRICS. Zimbabweans aim to raise sugarcane deliveries to mills from 500,000 to 600,000 tonnes by implementing climate-smart practices. New farmers are also… Continue reading Zimbabwe’s Sugarcane Sector Adopts Climate Resilience To Boost Yields Amid Challenges

China Launches First Atmospheric Monitoring Station In Antarctica To Combat Climate Change

Observations from this new station hold unique scientific value due to its strategic location and advanced capabilities. Photo: TV BRICS/iStock

China has officially inaugurated its first overseas atmospheric background station in Antarctica, marking a major milestone in global climate research. The National Atmospheric Background Station began operations, offering critical data to support international efforts in addressing climate change, as reported by China Daily, a partner of TV BRICS. The station will carry out continuous, long-term… Continue reading China Launches First Atmospheric Monitoring Station In Antarctica To Combat Climate Change

Environmental NGO Encourages Public Engagement In Addressing Climate Change

In light of the growing frequency of extreme weather events, the imperative for climate action has become more pressing. However, the issue of environmental protection continues to present a significant challenge in the context of public opinion. There remains a perception among many people that the climate is an issue that is solely the responsibility… Continue reading Environmental NGO Encourages Public Engagement In Addressing Climate Change

Long-term Mechanism That Integrates Technology, Education, And Talent Is Required To Advance Climate Change Mitigation

Participants of 2024 Capacity Building Training Programme of South-South Cooperation on Climate Change pose for a group photo on 19 September in Chengdu, Sichuan Province in southwest China. Photo: CNS

Climate change is a pressing challenge that humanity faces at present. As a participant, contributor and trailblazer in global ecological conservation, China is committed to implementing multilateralism and fostering a fair system of global environmental governance.  With abundant resources and a large population, Africa, the second-largest continent, faces significant challenges in addressing climate change and… Continue reading Long-term Mechanism That Integrates Technology, Education, And Talent Is Required To Advance Climate Change Mitigation

Chinese Companies Assist In Kenya’s Water Recycling Efforts To Mitigate Water Scarcity

A woman waters a vegetable field in Kimuka, Kenya, on 10 November 2022. A Chinese company constructed two underground reservoirs in Kimuka, bringing clean water to local people. Photo: Xinhua

Caleb Munyao, a 48-year-old middle-scale farmer from Kenya’s eastern region, understands the importance of water better than most. On his 13-hectare farm, where he grows maize, yellow beans, and mangoes, every drop of water is precious.   Kenya, like many countries in Africa, faces significant challenges in managing its water resources. The country’s water scarcity issues… Continue reading Chinese Companies Assist In Kenya’s Water Recycling Efforts To Mitigate Water Scarcity

China Augments Collaboration With Africa On Combating Climate Change

Then Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta (centre) attends the launch ceremony of the 50-mw solar power plant in Garissa, Kenya, in 2019. The plant was designed and built by China Jiangxi International Economic and Technical Cooperation Co. Ltd. Photo: Xinhua

Climate change is a challenge faced by the entire world. Like any other part of the world, China and Africa are both victims of climate change, with Africa feeling even greater pain due to its relatively poor infrastructure and a predominantly agricultural economy.  Africa is one of the regions in the world that are hit… Continue reading China Augments Collaboration With Africa On Combating Climate Change

Brazil Announces New Climate Goal To Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions By 59-67% By 2035

Brazilian President Lula Da Silva has increased imports of oil products from Russia to 920 thousand tonnes, which is three times more than the volume of purchases from the United States

As the UN Climate Change Conference (COP-29) begins, Brazil has set forth an ambitious goal to cut its greenhouse gas emissions by 59-67 per cent by 2035 compared to 2005 levels, aiming to reduce emissions to between 850 million and 1.05 billion metric tonnes of CO2 equivalent per year. This is reported by Toda Palavra,… Continue reading Brazil Announces New Climate Goal To Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions By 59-67% By 2035

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