How does the weather change from El Nino to La Nina?
El Nino will likely recede soon, signaling a rapid transition to the opposite climate and ocean pattern, La Nina.
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El Nino will likely recede soon, signaling a rapid transition to the opposite climate and ocean pattern, La Nina.
The heavy rain that hit southern China has put the lives of tens of millions of people there at risk.
Satellite-based research shows that nearly half of China's major cities are experiencing moderate to severe subsidence, putting millions of people at risk.
On the evening and night of April 22, the North had scattered showers and thunderstorms. During thunderstorms, there is a possibility of tornadoes, lightning, and hail.…
Days after historic rain, Dubai is still submerged in floods - a profound example of how the world is losing the race
Cars are a familiar means of transportation that bring convenience to people's living and working lives. However, with internal combustion engine cars, the exhaust gases…
While an unprecedented storm was taking place, the sky in Dubai (UAE) suddenly turned green and the air seemed to have a layer of dust.
Torrential rain flooded roads, homes and shopping malls in Dubai after a major storm hit the Gulf region since last weekend.
In the context of the fuel crisis and environmental pollution, Antonio Meucci Public High School in Carpi (Italy) has a boiler running on green hydrogen.
According to experts, climate change is reversing medical progress, posing a great threat to human health.
Climate and ocean experts point to signs that even Earth's vast polar ice sheet has its limits, and that limit is shrinking.
An active volcano in Antarctica not only spews ash like other volcanoes, but also spews gold dust.
The house in the mountains has a unique design with 3m high walls built from about 2,050 carbon absorbing concrete blocks.
A new study published in the journal Nature Communications found that ocean currents moving in winding patterns play a large role in the melting of ice shelves in Antarc…