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Guests attending the 44th session of UNESCO's World Heritage Committee plant trees in a historical neighborhood in Fuzhou, Fujian province, on Saturday. (Photo/China News Service)
China vows greater effort in heritage preservation
July 22, 2021

China will take on stronger international responsibilities to support the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization in building up developing countries' world heritage capacity, according to the extended 44th Session of UNESCO's World Heritage Committee, which was held in F

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Giant pandas feed at the Chengdu breeding centre in in Sichuan province. Photograph: Roman Pilipey/EPA
Giant pandas no longer endangered in the wild, China announces
July 16, 2021

Giant pandas are no longer endangered in the wild, but they are still vulnerable with a population outside captivity of 1,800, Chinese officials have said after years of conservation efforts.

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Men sort their catch in Tokelau – bigger families get bigger shares. Photograph: Elena Pasilio
Why the world’s most fertile fishing ground is facing a ‘unique and dire’ threat
June 18, 2021

Since long before the steel-hulled fishing boats from foreign countries arrived in the South Pacific its people have had their own systems for sharing the ocean’s catches.

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China assigns first on-board observers to distant-water fishing vessel. Credit - www.seafoodsource.com
Milestone reached as China assigns first on-board observers to distant-water fishing vessel
April 23, 2021

Five Chinese government-appointed observers have departed a Chinese port onboard a reefer, in what is potentially a major development for China’s governance of its distant-water fleet.

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US climate envoy John Kerry has been in Shanghai for climate talks with his Chinese counterpart Xie Zhenhua. Photograph: Ludovic Marin/AFP/Getty Images
US and China commit to cooperating on climate crisis
April 22, 2021

The US and China have “committed to cooperating” on the pressing issue of climate change, the two sides said in a joint statement on Saturday, following a visit to Shanghai by US climate envoy John Kerry.

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Yellowfin tuna stocks take additional hits after the fish is inadvertently caught by fishing boats targeting bigeye tuna, which are used in sashimi. Credit: AFP
Chinese Overfishing in the South Pacific Devastates Some Islands’ Livelihoods
April 10, 2021

Chinese fishing boats’ illegal overfishing in the South Pacific has been devastating some island economies. According to two former U.S.

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A map showing sea and land routes planned under the Belt and Road initiative. Credit - Shutterstock
China’s Belt and Road mega-plan may devastate the world’s oceans, or help save them
November 25, 2020

China’s signature foreign policy, the Belt and Road initiative, has garnered much attention and controversy. Many have voiced fears about how the huge infrastructure project might expand China’s military and political influence across the world.

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A fishing boat is seen from an aircraft of the Ecuadorian navy after a fishing fleet of mostly Chinese-flagged ships was detected in an international corridor that borders the Galapagos Islands’ exclusive economic zone, in the Pacific Ocean August 7, 2020. Picture taken August 7, 2020. REUTERS/Santiago Arcos
Satellite data nails Chinese fishing fleet near ecologically sensitive Galápagos Islands
October 2, 2020

China is in the news again, and once again over controversial reasons.

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A fishing boat is seen from an aircraft of the Ecuadorian navy after a fishing fleet of mostly Chinese-flagged ships was detected in an international corridor that borders the Galapagos Islands’ exclusive economic zone, in the Pacific Ocean August 7, 2020. Picture taken August 7, 2020. REUTERS/Santiago Arcos
Massive Chinese Fishing Fleet Leaves Area Near the Galapagos Islands
September 25, 2020

Ecuador’s navy said on Tuesday that Chinese fishing vessels have gradually left the area near the Galapagos Islands and are now operating in international waters off Peru, following months of fishing that spurred criticism from environmental groups. More than 300 vessels arrived in June

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Chinese and Guinean crewmembers sort fish on the Fu Yuang Yu 380, a Chinese fishing boat operating in Guinean waters in 2017. Image © Pierre Gleizes / Greenpeace.
China issues new sustainability rules for its notorious fishing fleet
August 19, 2020

China has made the first major revisions to regulations governing its distant-water fishing fleet in 17 years.The new rules aim to curb illegal activity, increase transparency and improve sustainability in commercial fishing.

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