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Humans are facing a number of dangerous climatic features such as extreme rain / heat and more ...
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Humans are facing a number of dangerous climatic features such as extreme rain / heat and more ...
The height of forests around the world has decreased significantly, and their age has also increased significantly over the past 50 years.
Covid-19 is currently the biggest concern of the human race, but the present. Humans have an even bigger threat that has lasted for many years, called climate change!
Extreme climate change is most likely responsible for the extinction of the giant animal system in the Sahul - the supercontinent created by Australia and New Guinea dur…
Meteorologists around the world predict that the summer of 2020 will record temperatures 1 degree Celsius higher than the annual average.
The bad news is until the storm season is near.
Scientists have discovered that a new ecosystem is forming in Antarctica when high temperatures cause the snow to thaw, creating favorable wet conditions for microalgae…
The world's oceans have reached record high temperatures, raising concerns about global warming effects that could make the weather of the year extremely extreme.
Another effect of CO2 emissions.
For the next 50 years, residents of Latin America, the Middle East, South Asia, East Asia, Southeast Asia and parts of North America and Europe will have to live with ex…
There are many links between climate change and infectious diseases. For example, rising temperatures make our natural immune system less effective.
The presence of polar horses, bison or reindeer in the polar regions can slow down the rate of everlasting melting, helping to combat climate change.
Scientists predict that about half of the world's beaches will be significantly narrowed by the end of the century, due to coastal flooding and human impacts.
Scientists have recently alerted the warning that the Arctic green cover is becoming increasingly complex.
An extreme heat wave swept across Australia on January 30 with a temperature of 45 degrees Celsius and increased the risk of wildfires.