Due to the impacts of climate change, the country saw more frequent extreme high-temperature and heavy precipitation events ...

By Joe Cash BEIJING (Reuters) -Torrential rains swept across swathes of China on Wednesday as Tropical Storm Danas drenched ...

BEIJING, June 27 (Xinhua) -- China is vulnerable to global climate change, experiencing more frequent and intense extreme weather events, according to a blue book released by the China ...

Since the start of summer, scenes of devastation and misery have emerged from across China, as the world’s most populous nation grapples with an unrelenting torrent of extreme weather emergencies.

Floods swamped cities in southern China's densely populated Pearl River Delta following record-breaking rains, sparking worries about the region's defences against bigger deluges induced by ...

Extreme weather triggered is setting off alarm bells in China's insurance sector, the world's second largest, which urgently needs more financial tools to mitigate risks from the economic damage ...

Economists say extreme weather events in China could lead to at least a one percentage point drag on growth this year, causing the country's annual growth forecast to drop from around 4 per cent ...

A devastating summer China is a global manufacturing centre, so problems here ripple through supply chains worldwide. As the climate changes, more frequent and extreme weather events will further ...