The South China Sea will suffer a series of major tropical storms
The phenomenon of surface water in the Western Pacific region has warmed China, Japan and South Korea to the threat of massive tropical storms.
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The phenomenon of surface water in the Western Pacific region has warmed China, Japan and South Korea to the threat of massive tropical storms.
Lightning is one of the extremely beautiful natural phenomena. But it is a 'deadly' beauty.
Heavy air pollution made the sun seem completely
A new ice age is about to happen in Europe, after scientists warn that the Sun's activity is significantly weaker.
January 18, Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) said water that could contain radioactive material is flowing into a sewer on the first floor of a building containing r…
The delta plains, which are low-lying coastal areas, are at high risk when sea level rise due to climate change, the Mekong Delta is no exception.
In October 2009, President Yudhoyono announced that Indonesia would cut CO2 emissions by 26% by 2020, of which 40% would be implemented with international support.
A new study published in the journal Nature Climate Change today shows that climate change will make El Nino's frequency increase significantly in the 21st century.
Dirty waste from Chinese exports surpassed the Pacific to contribute to pollution in the United States.
The phenomenon of virtual sun was observed in Moscow on January 19 at the time the temperature was -20 degrees Celsius.
The US has created jobs for mobile phones and large-screen TVs for Chinese people, but China has brought polluted air from domestic factories to the US.
Denmark was the first country in history to produce 50% of its energy from wind power during the past month.
Thailand's Nation newspaper said the unusually prolonged cold weather in the country in the past three months has killed at least 63 people.
Los Angeles (LA) will experience a stronger shock than expected, based on the results of a virtual earthquake model studied by American experts.