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Banking Race in Space Infrastructure: The Path Advancement from "Buy the Map Faction" to "Launch Faction"

In the landscape of financial technology, the sky is becoming an extension of the ground credit battlefield. In January, near the waters of Rizhao, Shandong, China Merchants Bank's "Zhaoyin Jinkui No. 1" and…

Wallstreetcn·01/24/2026 11:53

Wallstreetcn·01/24/2026 11:53

Earth's climate swings without ice sheets linked to orbital wobbles, new study finds. Jan. 22, 2026 BEIJING - Precession cycles drive abrupt changes.

Recent research from China reveals that Earth's axial wobbles, known as precession cycles, drive abrupt climate changes in ancient ice-free environments. Released on January 22, 2026, the study highlights the significant role of these cycles in influencing climate patterns and past fluctuations. The findings are essential for understanding future warming scenarios and emphasize the need to incorporate precession cycles into climate models.

Unusual Whales·01/22/2026 21:40

Tianjin issues orange alert for heavy pollution weather

On January 22, the Tianjin Heavy Pollution Weather Emergency Command issued an orange alert, predicting that Tianjin and surrounding cities will experience a pollution event. According to the "Tianjin Heavy Pollution Weather Emergency Plan," with the approval of the municipal government, a Level II emergency response will be initiated starting from 8 PM on January 23

Wallstreetcn·01/22/2026 21:06

Li-FT Power announces new financing with $10 million to support expansion efforts.

A recent report indicates that the global carbon dioxide emissions reached a record high of 34 billion metric tons in 2020, despite a 6.4% decrease in emissions in the United States due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The report also reveals that China remains the largest emitter of carbon dioxide with 27% of the global total emissions, while the European Union saw a 10% decrease in emissions. These findings highlight the urgent need for countries to take action in reducing carbon emissions to combat climate change.

Unusual Whales·01/22/2026 16:06

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Unusual Whales·01/22/2026 16:06

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China defends wind power strategy after Trump's criticism at Davos

China has defended its wind power strategy following criticism from U.S. President Donald Trump at the World Economic Forum. Guo Jiakun, a spokesperson for the Chinese foreign ministry, emphasized China's commitment to renewable energy and its efforts in combating climate change. Trump had remarked on the lack of visible wind farms in China, questioning the intelligence of its buyers.

Reuters·01/22/2026 15:48