Pessimistic forecast about the next 100 years
Australian scientists predict that climate change in the next 100 years will be much tougher than previously predicted.
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Australian scientists predict that climate change in the next 100 years will be much tougher than previously predicted.
At least 19 people were killed when a seismic shook India, Nepal and Bhutan yesterday.
Scientists Brother Mike Pilling and Crispin Tikel forecast, with the current warming of the Earth 200 years, the world's population is only 1/3 left.
Experts warn that the production of lead-acid batteries to store solar energy will lead to environmental pollution and dangerous diseases in children.
News from the Earthquake Alert and Tsunami Warning Center (Institute of Geophysics, Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology) said that at 9: 14 minutes on September 19…
MT geological survey ship Choyo Maru, of Kawasaki Japan Geological Survey Company came to Vietnam and is surveying marine geology for the construction project of Ninh Th…
At least 27 people were killed, 28 were missing and several hundred thousand were evacuated after heavy rains and floods in China.
Four consecutive earthquakes rocked southeastern Guatemala in less than 2 hours yesterday afternoon, leaving at least one person dead when some walls collapsed. At least…
People affected by the Himalayan footprint struggled with a difficult life after suffering a seizure of 6.9 on the Richter scale, killing 67 people.
More than a million people in central Japan were asked to evacuate yesterday when a massive tropical storm swept through the area, leaving two people missing.
Not the United States but China has taken the lead in the field of green energy technology, especially the fuel from the sun right on US territory.
The extreme storm that landed in central Japan today killed 4 people and more than a million others were in danger of being evacuated.
At 21:59 (Hanoi time) on September 21, an earthquake of magnitude 3 occurred in Tuan Giao and Dien Bien districts.
The powerful Roke storm yesterday swept across the Fukushima I power plant shortly after a seismic hit, but the nuclear facility was not seriously damaged.
Student group of Ho Chi Minh City University of Architecture has successfully studied Green School model, applying recycled products from garbage to greening schools.