Cloud like hand reaching to the ground
Louise Taylor uses a phone to capture a cloud that looks like a giant hand near the Scottish village of Tore, Sun on June 5 reported.
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Louise Taylor uses a phone to capture a cloud that looks like a giant hand near the Scottish village of Tore, Sun on June 5 reported.
Mexico City experienced the hottest day in the last 99 years on May 30 with a measured temperature of 31.7 degrees Celsius, beating the record of 31.2 degrees Celsius in…
As noted at the present time, the Fuego volcanic disaster in Guatemala on June 3 caused at least 62 deaths, 3,000 people to evacuate, and 1.7 million people affected.
Plastics are found inside the stomach of a third of the fish caught in the UK, including those we normally consume such as lobster, clams, oysters.
Storms and tropical depressions (NTDs) are quite familiar words to people when unusual natural phenomena occur.
According to Business Insider, the scientists found that the rainfall is getting more and more abundant than before. These figures from the US National Weather Agency de…
Since the outbreak of intense in early May 2018, Kilauea volcano has created one of the biggest disasters in the decade for the islanders of Hawaii.
WWF reports that the density of plastic beads in the Mediterranean is nearly four times higher than other seas in the world.
Perhaps up to this point, many of us understand how plastic can make environmental pollution so horrible.
On May 2, at least 84 people were killed and 143 injured in horrific sandstorms swept across Northwest India.
Korea conducted the latest nuclear test at Punggye-ri test site on September 3, 2017 and this is the biggest test ever, creating a 6.3-degree earthquake-equivalent vibra…
A diver used a special camera to record a naughty starfish with a large plastic bag at a depth of 10.898m.
Documentary footage of the tight plastic garbage in the bodies of decaying birds on a remote Pacific island has caused many witnesses to freak.
The plastic bottles we throw away daily will last for hundreds of years. That is one of the important reasons why the problem of plastic pollution has become so serious…
When people come into contact with pollutants in the air, we are prone to respiratory infections, cardiovascular disease, stroke, lung cancer or Alzheimer's dementia.