Sanba stormed into South Korea, 1100 people evacuated
On the morning of September 17, Typhoon Sanba with 137km / h winds hit South Korea. Heavy rain and strong winds have caused many households to lose power, stalling air a…
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On the morning of September 17, Typhoon Sanba with 137km / h winds hit South Korea. Heavy rain and strong winds have caused many households to lose power, stalling air a…
Biofuels - formed from plant-animal-derived compounds - are hailed as a safe and clean energy source for future pollution reduction. But do they really bring full benefi…
Although it seems to be sleeping, the Yellowstone super volcano (USA) can erupt lava in the future, and scientists are trying to improve predictability when Yellowstone…
The pace of expansion of cities is at its highest level in human history and the world loses an area of 20,000 American football fields every day because of urbanizati…
Spill oil can cause terrible impacts on marine ecosystems. Therefore, the effort to minimize the damage in the oil spill incident is extremely important.
After a tornado, the beautiful double rainbow appeared in the United States and a resident captured the scene. Jonmikel Pardo, a man in Lander, Wyoming, USA saw a double…
Livescience reports the US National Weather Data Center, saying that the average global temperature in August is 16.22 degrees Celsius - 1.12 degrees Celsius above the a…
Wind energy on our planet is enough to ensure the energy needs of all humanity. In the upper atmosphere, the faster the wind, the stronger and more frequent, can provide…
In the face of pollution in the Timor Sea continuing to expand, Australian Ambassador to Indonesia, Greg Moriarty, said the Australian government still maintained its co…
The fossilized forest in the area Island Bylot (Canada) dates back more than 2.5 million years to recover from the warming climate, the researchers said.
After 61 years of emergence, the phenomenon of cloud-roll may be officially recognized as a new type of cloud by the World Meteorological Organization.
The Arctic ice is melting at the greatest speed in history and this speed tends to increase. That situation can make military and commercial activities more frequent in…
Super typhoon Jelawat has strong level 16, level 18 - level 19 has changed direction to move north, towards the waters of Japan.
About 100 million people will die and global gross domestic product (GDP) will decrease by 3.2% by 2030 if the world does not overcome the problems from climate change.
On August 26, a strange phenomenon happened in the sky Darlington, County Durham, England. The giant, irregularly shaped cloud attracted everyone's attention, surprising…