Sea level in the next 100 years
New research shows that the sea level in the next 100 years will be one meter higher than the current sea level
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New research shows that the sea level in the next 100 years will be one meter higher than the current sea level
By carefully selecting food crops, it is possible to reduce the temperature of most parts of Europe and North America to 1 ° C during the summer season.
Nutrients can be a way to make the solar energy coming down and warming the earth reflected back into the universe.
European Union leaders have reached a consensus on a package of solutions to combat global warming.
Experts believe that melting ice and snow in the Arctic Ocean has reached an irreversible stage.
Earth's climate in 2008 was determined to be the coldest since 2000, but this is still one of the 10 hottest years in history since meteorological data are recorded.
The terrifying earthquake killed nearly 90,000 people in China, the volcanic eruption in the middle of the night, the fire raged on the southern American state.
The following practical cases show that our planet's future has merged into climate change.
The war with warmer weather has an ally that nobody expected. It is the fungus that grows in dry spruce forests in Alaska, Canada, Scandinavia ....
Blistering can be a warning bell of impending floods, scientists assert.
The pace of climate change is happening faster than anticipated by the scientific community and that situation can have frightening consequences after half a decade, the…
China on October 29 called for developed economies to take the lead in international efforts to deal with climate change.
An English researcher wants to send hundreds of unmanned ships to the sea to spray water on the air - to curb the warming of the atmosphere.
In the early days of the Earth, the solar system did not exist as it does today. At that time, the sun was very young, so it emitted very weak light, not enough to warm…
Stalagmites in the West Virginia cave have provided the most detailed geological record ever in the climate cycle in eastern North America over the past 7000 years.