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In the springtime in the Ulan Buh Desert of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, sandstorms rage almost every day. Trees are withered and sand is everywhere. It is a scene…
According to weather forecast, the cold air is likely to return to our country this weekend (December 7-8). The weather in the North, including Hanoi, will turn cold and…
In the early morning of March 13, 1928, one of the greatest engineering disasters in American history occurred in California.
Saudi Arabia is investing in a green initiative to transform its deserts but faces challenges in turning the ambitious project into a climate solution.
From today, strong cold air will flow down to the North, pulling the lowest temperature in the plains down to 15 degrees Celsius, and in the mountains below 10 degrees C…
The reality is that nature is being destroyed and humans are paying a heavy price.
New research sounds the alarm: At the current rate of greenhouse gas emissions, the Arctic Ocean will have its first ice-free day in 2027.
Scientists point out that ocean clouds may be a key piece of the puzzle leading to rapid global warming.
When massive amounts of invasive seaweed washed up on Caribbean shores in 2011, locals were left baffled.
A recent study by the scientific journal Nature Sustainability shows that Ho Chi Minh City is among the top 5 fastest sinking cities in the world.
Using hydraulic pressing technique with appropriate heating level, a group of students from Da Nang successfully created a dish-forming machine from areca spathe, with a…
It's only the last month of the year, but the 2024 hurricane season has been an unusual one so far, with many records and many things.
NASA satellite images taken on 9/11 show Japan's tallest mountain returning to its original state
A massive supervolcano in Italy is at risk of erupting again. Scientists are scrambling to find out whether recent signs are a sign of an imminent catastrophic event.
As the site of anthrax biological weapons testing during World War II, Gruinard Island in Scotland was abandoned for decades.