Earth warms very fast in the next 10 years
Meteorological experts say global temperatures will rise faster than expected in the next 10 years due to climate change.
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Meteorological experts say global temperatures will rise faster than expected in the next 10 years due to climate change.
After moving very quickly into the South China Sea, the low tropical hamlet slowed down and headed north. It is expected that today low pressure will strengthen into a s…
Instead of going north and landing in Guangdong Province (China), Typhoon 6 once again broke, heading into the Gulf of Tonkin area with wind speed up to level 10.
Most people in an Australian town voted in favor of the ban on bottled water sales yesterday, fearing their negative impact on the environment.
Authorities in Yunnan, China, said that a magnitude 6 earthquake struck the province last night (July 9), leaving more than 300 people injured and more than 10,000 house…
This afternoon, the low pressure area crossed the island of Luong (Philippines) and advanced deep into the North China Sea. Meanwhile, the central provinces began to exp…
The largest group of developing and developing countries in the world participated in the summit in Italy, yesterday, agreed to take all measures to raise the global tem…
The new study shows that warmer winters are making Scotland's wild Soay sheep increasingly smaller, despite the natural evolutionary benefits that should have helped the…
Storm No. 4 caused strong winds of level 7, level 8, shock level 9, level 10 on the waters of the Gulf of Tonkin; level 6, level 7, level 9 jerk on coastal areas from Qu…
American researchers are proposing a way to share responsibility in cutting greenhouse gas emissions between countries more equitably. It is the country where more and m…
Two earthquakes a few minutes apart occurred off the east coast of Taiwan on July 14, according to the Central Taiwan Climate Bureau (CWB).
Aral used to be the fourth largest lake in the world, but it quickly shrunk over the last 50 years since water supply rivers were converted to irrigation projects for ag…
Coastal ecosystems around the world are threatened by the impact of human activities ...
Following the discovery of the first dinosaur cave in Montana, the paleontologist Anthony Martin from Emory University found evidence of many other dinosaur caves - this…
Yesterday afternoon 15-7, a strong earthquake caused a small tsunami in New Zealand and put the coast of the country on alert.