Australia supports countries against climate change
Australia claims to spend 78.7 million USD to support countries in the Pacific region to cope with climate change.
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Australia claims to spend 78.7 million USD to support countries in the Pacific region to cope with climate change.
On November 21, about 140 mayors from 43 countries and territories signed a commitment to cut greenhouse gas emissions, ...
Many of the world's largest lakes have been warming up over the past 25 years due to the effects of climate change, warned by the JPL Laboratory of the US Aerospace Agen…
In the worst case scenario, world temperatures can rise to 4 degrees Celsius by 2060, countries need to spend an average of $ 270 billion a year just to cope with rising…
A humanitarian organization in the UK yesterday announced that around 21,000 people around the world died from drought and flooding in the first nine months of this year…
The tone of the assessment of emissions between China and the United States has softened, contrary to the accusations of each other over the past time.
2010 is likely to be the hottest year in recent history and the 2001-2010 decade is also considered the highest temperature.
People are daily destroying their own living environment in many ways, accidentally or intentionally. From the wrong construction ...
The weather is unpredictable and complicated, but many people still neglect that the impact of climate change is far from reaching us, ...
An official from the World Bank (WB) yesterday warned that Ho Chi Minh City was among the top 10 cities suffering the most serious consequences ...
The heating up of our planet is one of the consequences of the phenomenon of the ancient giant elephant being destroyed by all.
Thousands of teams from 140 countries registered activities to respond to the 10/10 Global Climate Change Action Day.
A study shows that the majority of animals and plants in tropical forests today will not survive after 90 years of climate change and deforestation.
Climate change is the main cause of extinction of mammoths, according to a recent study by scientists at Durham University (USA).