Drought threatens Europe
Increasing droughts in Europe will result in heavy losses in assets and experience to the region in the future.
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Increasing droughts in Europe will result in heavy losses in assets and experience to the region in the future.
In 2010, filled with anomalous weather phenomenon, was considered the hottest and humid year, and in many different areas on the record dry and cold earth in history.
An oil leak in the east coast of China, seriously and permanently affecting the environment, causing direct damage to the fisheries sector around the area, ...
An avalanche in the summer that took place on June 25, 2011 at Mount Rainier in Washington State, USA was posted on YouTube, attracting more than 38,000 viewers for its…
The tsunami warning came after a magnitude 7.6 earthquake in New Zealand and Tonga this morning. The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center signaled after the earthquake struck…
Hekla, one of Iceland's major volcanoes, is showing signs of going to work, according to scientists' judgment based on the shift of magmatic layers.
The UN has just warned: nearly 10 million people in the Horn of Africa in East Africa are facing a humanitarian emergency because the region struggles with the worst dro…
Scientists have found an important way to measure and refrain from the release of methane emissions, causing the greenhouse effect generated by cows and other ruminants.
A magnitude 5.6 earthquake struck the Pacific Ocean early this morning, near the area once destroyed by seismic and tsunami in Japan.
The northern provinces are sunny, evening and night with showers and thunderstorms. Provinces from Quang Binh onwards to Phu Yen still have wide area heat.
The ice in Antarctica and Greenland melting at 382 billion tons per year is creating a large amount of water flowing into the oceans. This amount of water is cornered to…
The 7.1-magnitude earthquake in Northeast Japan at 9h57 am July 10 caused tsunamis with a height of 10cm in the three provinces of Iwate, Miyagi and Fukushima.
Summer in the Great Plains region of the United States, often characterized by scarce water resources, rivers and streams often only flow seasonally ...
Replacing the digital terrestrial analog transmission system made Japan anxious to warn the earthquake over television would be slower.