92% of the world's population lives in polluted air
Report of the World Health Organization on September 27, Southeast Asia and the Western Pacific is the most polluted air.
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Report of the World Health Organization on September 27, Southeast Asia and the Western Pacific is the most polluted air.
An expedition team has discovered the world's deepest underwater cave in eastern Czech Republic.
According to London University of Economics, air pollution is considered to be the cause of hundreds of car accidents each year.
The US Navy is increasing its use of biofuels, including beef fat, for its ships due to concerns about climate change and instability in oil prices.
In the early morning of October 6, the tropical depression intensified into a storm, the name of which was called Aere. The strongest wind in the area near the storm cen…
The online community is sharing satellite images of the storm
At 13 o'clock, the location of the center of the storm was about 20.6 degrees north latitude; 119.0 degrees east longitude, on the northeastern region of the East Sea. T…
Many speculations came after the people of Kemerovo, western Siberia (Russia) on August 28 saw the appearance of a mushroom-shaped cloud that looked like a nuclear bomb…
NASA is using satellite imagery to study abnormal foaming in lakes in Alaska, USA, resulting from global climate change.
If you want to have coffee to drink, people must stop the action to destroy the environment.
Iceland Island has just launched the largest volcanic alarm in the country in danger of an explosion.
Unbelievably positive and negative effects from these strange and mysterious signs.
Development science helps people prevent many dangerous diseases. But, climate change is generating new deadly diseases.
Italians feared a plan to drill deep into the volcano to serve the research of a group of scientists who could trigger a violent eruption.
Russian authorities are opening an investigation to determine why the Daldykan river in Norilsk city turned red like blood.