The number of Chinese children with disabilities increased because of pollution
Every 30 seconds China has an infant born with deformities on the body. Environmental degradation is one of the causes of this situation.
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Every 30 seconds China has an infant born with deformities on the body. Environmental degradation is one of the causes of this situation.
With sea turtles and surf shops, Hawaii's Big Island is like a tropical water world.
Japanese airline (JAL) has just successfully piloted the first biofuel flight from flax on January 30.
The fire of Asama in Japan awakened early in the morning, spraying nearly 2 kilometers of smoke into the atmosphere and pushing a lot of ash to cover some areas of Tokyo.
Forests destroyed by fires or illegal timber felling can be regenerated quickly thanks to an aerial technique.
The tropical rainforests around the world are resurrecting, but young trees may not be as resilient as many wild animals.
In the next 25 years, climate change can cause widespread flooding and salinisation of freshwater ecosystems in Ca Mau.
Scientists have just completed a project to recreate the last day of a family in the ancient city of Pompeii (Italy).
A new study by Erik Kolstad and Thomas J. Bracegirdle shows that one of the most obvious signs of climate change is the rapid decline in Arctic ice cover.
Some scientists are hypothesizing that an artificial dam could be the culprit that caused a massive earthquake in May last year in Sichuan province, China.
Earth warming helps wildfires in southern Australia spread at breakneck speed, turning into a historic fire storm that killed more than 100 people.
The recent fire storm caused the greatest loss of life in Australian history. The number of nearly 200 shocking deaths from forest fires is part of the kangaroo life
Greenhouse gases play an important role in the climate of North America, differences in temperature of marine areas may be the key to predict future regional climate cha…
A Spanish research group reconstructed drought cycles in this country between 1506 and 1900 based on a record of rituals stored in Toledo cathedral, aiming to observe th…
British weather researchers say 2009 will be one of the five hottest years in history, with global temperatures above the long-term average of 0.4 degrees Celsius.