Larval cave glows in New Zealand
The cave glows thanks to thousands of bioluminescent larvae clinging to jagged stone walls.
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The cave glows thanks to thousands of bioluminescent larvae clinging to jagged stone walls.
Many local households have to move their assets to ensure safety, after
Most of the climate change concerns focus on the total amount of greenhouse gases emitted into the atmosphere.
The invasion of algae makes the lake in China change green and viscous appearance on the surface.
Many people in the village of Pahoa in Hawaii, USA, had to flee by volcanic lava flows, leaving homes that are the target of thieves.
After surveying at 'death hole' in Thanh Hoa, the mission identified a caster cave near the sinking pit area.
After nearly a week of no subsidence, two days ago the death pit in Yen Dinh and Thanh Hoa continued to expand, forming a small hole.
According to recent research by US scientists, when global average temperature increases, the frequency of lightning strikes also increases.
US scientists discovered traces of radiation leaking from the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster off the coast of California.
The pollution of smog covered the capital of Beijing and many other cities that made the anti-dust equipment quickly appear on the market.
Lightning is a breathtaking natural sight, it can form between charged clouds, between the cloud and the ground, sometimes appearing in volcanic eruptions or dust storms.
More than 400,000 officials in many provinces have participated in the scale mission to cut down on dust and smoke, ensuring Beijing has a clean atmosphere for the APEC…
On November 19, all 50 states in the US sunk in cold temperatures below 0 degrees Celsius. Big blizzards hit New York, killing four people.
A new video from the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) described the process of causing greenhouse gas CO2 to spread throughout the world over a one-year cycle.
Water in the lakes in Canada has become more dense due to industrial pollution that has stimulated the development of a jelly-like creature.