Sea level increases faster than forecast
Global sea levels are increasing at a faster rate than scientists have predicted, due to severe melting of ice in the two poles.
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Global sea levels are increasing at a faster rate than scientists have predicted, due to severe melting of ice in the two poles.
Rapid warming in the Arctic region and a large number of glaciers are fading as a phenomenon
Like most sub-Saharan African countries, Niger has many problems in securing water demand. As part of ESA's TIGER solution, satellite data is being used to identify grou…
Many scientists believe that Antarctica is not affected by the greenhouse effect, but one study shows that the average temperature in Antarctica is rising.
Couples applying for marriage and spouses who need a birth certificate for their children must plant trees around the city.
Everyone knows that limiting the use of traditional fossil fuels will help reduce environmental pollution, but perhaps not everyone knows that limiting meat consumption…
The number of trees in ancient forests throughout the western states of the United States is decreasing with increasing proportions.
American scientists announced this spring to the continents 1.7 days earlier than the first half of the 20th century.
Scientists at the University of Liverpool found that the heat from carbon dioxide will increase fivefold in the next millennium.
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.