Earthquakes weaken the earth's crust
A series of earthquakes rocked New Zealand in 2010, 2011 that could weaken the earth's crust.
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A series of earthquakes rocked New Zealand in 2010, 2011 that could weaken the earth's crust.
China's largest desert freshwater lake has shrunk at a record pace over the past 4 years.
On December 2, dust and fog covered the sky of Shanghai City, China's financial center.
The villagers were stunned when the Slovak river turned blood red just overnight: 'something like in a horror movie'.
According to Voice of Russia, a previously unknown island was discovered just off the coast of the Sakha republic of Russia.
Recent research by British scientists shows that plastic waste of small size will become a threat to the biodiversity of the marine environment.
Ol Doinyo Lengai, active volcano in Arusha, Tanzania, is located at an altitude of 2,890m, with lava eruptions with temperatures lower than half normal.
The number of people killed by super typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines is increasing, in the context of the national disaster situation recently announced in this countr…
A powerful earthquake of 4.5 on the Richter scale shook Bohol Island, one of the most heavily attacked by Haiyan in the Philippines.
Hours before Haiyan storm entered, the Philippine government evacuated 800,000 people to supposedly safe places like churches, schools and government offices.
How can climate change affect storms, super typhoons, tornadoes? Can this effect be calculated?
On November 13, the United Nations World Meteorological Organization (WMO) published a report confirming that in 2013, the global sea level rose to a record high.
On November 14, the United Nations led a source from a Philippine government agency saying the total number of deaths in the typhoon Haiyan in the country amounted to 4,…
A large iceberg has just separated from Antarctica and is being monitored based on currents and winds, to avoid breaking international sea routes.
On 11/14, Indonesia's Sinabung volcano continued to erupt, with ash column rising to 7km high.