Indonesia continuously shook because of the earthquake
According to the Indonesian Meteorological and Geological Agency, this morning (May 18), earthquakes struck many parts of the West in this country. Currently, there are…
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According to the Indonesian Meteorological and Geological Agency, this morning (May 18), earthquakes struck many parts of the West in this country. Currently, there are…
Canadian scientists said that the process of climate change on earth could cause mass extinction species such as a collapsed domino chain that the first is human unsusta…
Hanoi has never been polluted with heavy air like today, road dust, smoke and noise of motorcycles, cars ... are discharged into the atmosphere of the City, seriously af…
Warming temperatures have melted ice in many areas of western Antarctica. According to scientists from the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) and the University of Colorado, t…
Yesterday afternoon (May 18), large waves of up to 5 meters devastated the coastlines in Thailand and Indonesia, damaging roads and hundreds of houses here.
Just a bit of green in the cities will cool the heat and humidity of the summer because the earth warms up. British scientists find that there's 10% more intelligence
At 7am 19.5 with a wind gust of 100 nautical miles / h (1 nautical mile = 1.852m), Yutu's eye (Con Rabbit) started to open at the center near 15.1 north of 132.4 degrees…
Current Japanese scientists can stand in the center of the storm or observe the close-up of the swirling wind with the help of special goggles. Of course, new technology…
As the host of the APEC Summit, which will take place in September, Australia is currently promoting the adoption of an emissions business model among APEC members, aime…
In order to reduce pollution and raise awareness of environmental protection, on May 20, more than 10,000 people in Mexico City joined the parade with bicycles, tricycle…
Longyearbyen is located at the 78th latitude in the Norwegian island of Svalbard. Svalbard Island was formerly an uninhabited island, but now there are 1,100 people. The…
While the consequences of the tornadoes in southern Kansas have not ended, a series of new tornadoes continues to sweep at least six counties in central America.
Europe's largest Etna volcano in the city of Catania on the island of Sicily, Italy begins its regular eruption. Its exact height cannot be measured (although the number…
According to the conclusion of a scientific forum in Colombia that just ended last weekend, mobile phones make the global climate phenomenon become more serious.
Experts from climate change workshops in Bangkok (Thailand) have just concluded that emissions can be controlled at acceptable prices. They think that it is necessary to…