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The Chinese government has issued a warning to the highest level and evacuated tens of thousands of people, canceling dozens of flights and ships when it stormed with wi…
When asked about endangered animals, perhaps the name of the rhino is mentioned first. Illegal hunting is making the rhino in Africa and Asia significantly reduced. All…
After a short period of calm, the heat returned to the North and the North Central provinces with the highest temperature of 38 degrees C and lasted for the next 3 days.
The beaches in Shandong Province, China in the Yellow Sea are turning green due to the rapid growth of seaweed.
A cluster of volcanoes consisting of four extinct volcanoes, estimated at about 50 million years old, happened to be discovered off Sydney.
Europe's first commercial-scale facility will be built to produce bioethanol from the emissions generated during the steel manufacturing process. That was the announceme…
Nangka storm swept across western Japan on July 17, killing at least two people and evacuating hundreds of thousands.
The latest report by geologists predicts that the largest earthquake disaster in history may be imminent in the Pacific Northwest.
Fire from the big fire in the forest of Mount Cajon Pass, California state, spread to the road and burned many cars.
Global warming is forcing airplanes to withstand strong gusts of wind, and jolts from air turbulence.
Severe drought is causing unimaginable effects in California, from pests that multiply to snakes dragging into people's homes.
NASA once recorded 2014 as the year with the highest average temperature in human history. However, that will no longer be true at the present time.
The convection in the southwestern area of the city is causing thunderstorms for the inner districts of the capital.
Towards the end of the COP21 Global Climate Change Summit, many countries have planned and sent reports on greenhouse gas reductions.
Researchers from the National University of Singapore (NUS) used NUSwan, a swan-shaped robotic team, on lakes to monitor water quality in urban areas.