Victoria Bela is a Reporter at South China Morning Post (SCMP). She specializes in themes related to science and applied sciences, with a focus on energy sustainability, environmental engineering, and renewable energy, among other topics. Victoria's work has been featured in The Star Online, Newswav, MSN, Daily Sun, and Bangladesh.
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By: Victoria Bela
Scientists still don't know what caused the glacier collapse but that hasn't stopped a torrent of claims about Chinese construction
By: Victoria Bela
Farmers on the giant nature reserve report rising concerns over damage to crops and livestock as well as attacks from wild animals
By: Victoria Bela
Researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) calculated that the surface velocity of the debris flow was 19 metres per second (62 feet per second) when it struck the checkpoint at Gyirong Port in Tibet
By: Victoria Bela
Critics claim report in top US journal lacked quality control and used data suggesting one park had more than the entire global population
By: Victoria Bela
Critics claim report in top US journal lacked quality control and used data suggesting one park had more than the entire global population.
By: Victoria Bela
Beijing and Moscow are stepping up cooperation in the polar region, drawing Washington’s attention as climate change opens new sea routes.
By: Victoria Bela
Beijing and Moscow are stepping up cooperation in the polar region, drawing Washington's attention as climate change opens new sea routes
By: Victoria Bela
Geologists identify Xiaohuaguo site in central Hubei, unlocking potential silica resources for solar panels and semiconductor production
By: Victoria Bela
The discovery could transform winter forecasting and explains why severe floods hit the US west coast when dry weather was expected.
By: Victoria Bela
The discovery could transform winter forecasting and explains why severe floods hit the US west coast when dry weather was expected
