By 2030, people will face severe drought
By the 2030s, the Amazon rainforest will lose up to 75% of its current cover.
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By the 2030s, the Amazon rainforest will lose up to 75% of its current cover.
Although there is no water, this lake contains an unimaginable compound that any country would want.
Singing sand - the area of sand that naturally makes sounds when the wind blows - reflects the unique beach quality of Hainan Island.
Climate change is having an extremely negative impact on the melting of Antarctic ice.
The worst drought in 70 years has brought a World War II shipwreck out of the water in the Po River.
Hundreds of young swallows littered the streets of the southern part of the country after falling from their nests due to the impact of the heat wave.
Scientists have discovered the unbelievable mechanism that causes tsunamis 15 meters high, spread across three oceans within just 20 hours, even mysteriously crossing So…
The lake located in the Okama crater welcomes thousands of visitors to experience the breathtaking scenery.
A record 13-year drought has caused water levels in the Peñuelas reservoir in central Chile to drop to levels unfit for life.
In today's development era, people pay more attention to improving the quality of life. Accordingly, tourism has become a trend.
Under the record-breaking heat, the lives of people in the city of Jacobabad (Pakistan) fell into crisis, especially the group of young children and pregnant women.
Blood rain is the phenomenon of water falling from the sky like rain, but red like blood. This phenomenon has appeared in several regions of the world.
This stunning valley is considered one of the most striking geographical discoveries of the 20th century.
In the vast ocean, a land emerges among the blue waves, and when noticed by humans, they can become a place to park and replenish ships, planes can land...
According to scientists, surrounding Thien Tri Lake are mountain ranges, with no water source but water reserves of more than 2 billion tons.