Temperatures may rise to record levels next year
The British Meteorological Agency warned that the average temperature in 2010 could reach unprecedented levels in history.
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The British Meteorological Agency warned that the average temperature in 2010 could reach unprecedented levels in history.
Many people believe that this is due to climate change, but scientists have a different view.
Due to the warm waters, giant icebergs towards Australia have split into hundreds of smaller platforms.
Not having to conduct extensive exploration drilling, scientists can still find resources in the seabed, including fresh water, thanks to 2D electric imaging.
Peter Morrison, 45, of the UK, had the initiative to create a new green fuel: using dry leaves to make firewood.
Spanish wind farms have outperformed 11 nuclear power plants with record capacity.
A young British man uses 12,500 plastic bottles to create a boat and use it to cross the Pacific Ocean.
A prestigious scientific organization confirmed that the average temperature of the planet could rise to 6 degrees Celsius if countries do not act urgently to reduce the…
On the morning of November 17, the experts of the Federal Republic of Germany embarked on the work of extracting mud at Sword Lake.
The renovation of Hoan Kiem Lake (HHK) has been closely directed by Hanoi People's Committee.
The largest area of the planet continues to increase thanks to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions in the Far East.
Statkraft - Norwegian national company specializing in renewable energy - is preparing to produce clean electricity by exploiting a natural phenomenon ...
From studies of the Red River shear zone, Red River fault zone has deep fault in Southeast Asia with maximum earthquake can reach 6.0 ± 0.3 richter.
Civil wars and armed conflicts in Africa will increase between now and 2030 due to global warming.
Kansai Electric Power Company on November 24 started construction of Japan's largest solar power plant in Sakai town in Osaka province.