Asian growth promotes climate change
Asia's rapid economic growth in recent years has contributed significantly to climate change and environmental pollution, according to the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
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Asia's rapid economic growth in recent years has contributed significantly to climate change and environmental pollution, according to the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
Surrounded by clouds, shots of smoke, dust and steam rising from an active volcano are an impressive illustration of nature's power.
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Reducing wind speed in many places in the United States can cause a lot of influence not only for the wind power industry, according to climate researchers in Iowa, USA.
The Belarusian government is carrying out a pilot plan to plant biofuel crops to faster clean up the radioactive areas after the Chernobyl disaster in 1986.
The water resources situation of many seriously polluted lakes in Hanoi can be solved by German technology.
For climatologists, part of the challenge to predict the future is to find out exactly what happened in the past periods of global climate change.
New Cornell University study, the United States is almost certain that the 1908 Tunguska explosion was caused by a comet falling into the atmosphere. The explosion is de…
A small earthquake on the morning of June 30 damaged thousands of homes in Sichuan Province (China).
Global warming is forcing hundreds of millions of people to leave their habitats. If that situation continues, we will have to witness the biggest migrations in human hi…
Indian scientists are studying new artificial rain techniques to deal with the terrible heat wave in northern states.
Enabling each person to have access to clean water, this right is as important as other rights and should be included in law as a factor of human rights.
Humans and all living beings are indebted to plants, because thanks to them, the earth has not been covered by ice for the past 26 million years.
It took 18 years to study the number of birds living on the Great Barrier reef, scientists have discovered a predictable law of El Nino.
Floods lasted from 3-5 / 7 in the northern mountains, causing many deaths. Water in some rivers is reaching record levels. Preliminary damage is estimated at tens of bil…