Southeast Asian countries sink into the sea the fastest in the world
Every year, this country sinks deep up to 25cm and within 10 years, the entire capital will be flooded with sea water.
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Every year, this country sinks deep up to 25cm and within 10 years, the entire capital will be flooded with sea water.
This morning (January 26), snow has stopped falling and dissipated in Changzhou City, Jiangsu Province (China), where the final match between Vietnam U23 and Uzbekistan…
Weather experts said in the winter of 2017 in Europe, Russia and Ukraine could be the coldest winter in more than 100 years.
An enigmatic, lifeless and mysterious sea of dead is discovered in the Indian Ocean, northwest Australia.
Report of the World Health Organization on September 27, Southeast Asia and the Western Pacific is the most polluted air.
Over the past 40 years, storms attacking East and Southeast Asia have become more and more powerful - and perhaps that will continue, thanks to the
Nature Geoscience's prediction said that one of the worst earthquakes in history could happen in East Asia.
The cold climate devastated the forests and forced many animals to move south.
After four strong seismic episodes within 48 hours in South Asia, Myanmar and Japan, the media warned of an imminent earthquake. How big is this risk?
Information about Equinox phenomenon makes us about to suffer from the heat wave of up to 40 degrees Celsius is making many people fear. So what is the truth?
Millions of people in Asian countries are struggling to cope with the terrible heat all this time.
From the prolonged drought in South Africa and Southeast Asia to the record high number of storms on the US coast, the unprecedented strong El Nino phenomenon is raging…
Ocean Conservancy claims China, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam are the top 5 countries that discharge marine products, contributing up to 60% of plasti…
As predicted by scientists in recent times, global warming will significantly affect labor efficiency and productivity in Southeast Asian countries, before 2045.
Every year, about 100 million people in Bangladesh, Cambodia, India, Myanmar, Vietnam and China are poisoned by arsenic-containing water.