800 stone lion statues in China wear masks for pollution
Stone statues, mostly lions, wear masks as a symbol of air pollution in Xian, China draws attention to the online community of this country.
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Stone statues, mostly lions, wear masks as a symbol of air pollution in Xian, China draws attention to the online community of this country.
Many cities in India have restricted or banned the use of plastic bags completely, which has been welcomed by those interested in the environment.
The cause of the area around Hudson Bay, Canada has smaller gravity than other places may be due to a large iceberg or convection deep in the ground.
The PolarGAP project by European scientists has revealed new information about terrain and gravity in Antarctica, the world's coldest and most mysterious continent.
From December 22, the North will be cold at night and early in the morning with temperatures below 18 degrees Celsius in the plain, and mountainous areas below 16 degree…
The snow covered the sand hills in the Sahara desert for almost a day, marking the second time that snow appeared here since 1979.
A 3.5-magnitude earthquake occurred in the two provinces of Thua Thien - Hue and Quang Tri, causing confusion among the people.
Air pollution causes Beijing's foresight to fall below 200m and people feel like they are living in war with thick smoke and constant red alert.
Scientists discovered that volcanic Campi Flegrei in Naples, Italy showed signs of waking up and could affect half a million people living in the area if an eruption occ…
Typhoon Nock-ten is moving toward the South China Sea with the strongest winds near the center of the typhoon, level 12-14. Storms and typhoons will cause heavy rains an…
According to The Wall Street Journal, scientists have been interested in studying the changes of glaciers because their state is vital in predicting sea level rise.
The silky white silver rainbow winked across the Scottish sky, making many people think of it
Professor Van Hinsbergen and his team at Utrecht University hope their complete map will reproduce the panoramic image of the Earth's geology.
This morning typhoon Tokage entered the South China Sea and became the No. 9 storm of the year, it is forecasted to head to the southern region of Vietnam.
A group of geological exploration found intact, large-sized karsts and beautiful landscapes in Shaanxi Province, China.