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According to a French study published in Nature that confirms a controversial hypothesis for 30 years: 2 to 3.5 billion years ago, the average temperature in the oceans…
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According to a French study published in Nature that confirms a controversial hypothesis for 30 years: 2 to 3.5 billion years ago, the average temperature in the oceans…
The risk of being affected by tsunamis in Vietnam is small but needs to be taken into account, because if that phenomenon occurs without prior warning, disaster will be…
The national forum for environmental health for 32 northern provinces has just been held in Hanoi, giving a deep warning about Hanoi's environmental health.
Master Le Thi Xuan Lan - deputy head of the forecast department of the Southern Regional Meteorological Station - said that from May to August 2006 continuously, the SOI…
According to the Central Hydrometeorological Center, at 19:00 tonight, the location of Cimaron's storm center is about 16.5 degrees north latitude; 122.6 degrees east lo…
The Philippine Meteorological Agency measured winds of up to 195km / hour (level 16), jerked 230km / hour (in the Beaufort wind scale, the last level was level 17 only t…
The coastal and marine areas of Kien Giang have recently been recognized by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) as a world bios…
The average temperature of the ocean has decreased slightly between 2003 and 2005, after more than a decade of warming, the US Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NO…
Earth temperatures are approaching danger with the highest level ever predicted occurred in millions of years, scientists have announced. The earth is warming at a rate…
Energy and environmental ministers from the world's 20 most greenhouse gas emissions countries have met in Monterrey, Mexico yesterday to discuss climate change.
In a public report at La Hey (Netherlands) on October 4, the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) warned of rapid urbanization in coastal areas plus dumping of wast…
At the end of October 2005, Earth's largest once-known iceberg was broken off Cape Adare in Antarctica. According to a study published in Geophysical Research Letters, s…
Sea level rise will cause millions of people in Asia - Pacific to lose their home after 65 years. Among them, Bangladesh, India, Vietnam, China and the Pacific islands a…
The small Shishmaref village of the Eskimo on a small island adjacent to Alaska, is being submerged little by little every year into the ocean, prompting the locals to m…
There is a surprising link between the frequency of Atlantic storms and the sand from the Sahara: desert sand can reduce the frequency of occurrence as well as affect th…