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The prospect of Earth temperature increased by 2 degrees Celsius today
'We have not encountered any ice fields at sea Laptevyx (*)' - Igor Semiletov, a member of the international Arctic survey team, informed the Itar-Tass news agency on Se…
On September 24, the largest ever international climate conference in New York opened the annual meeting of the United Nations General Assembly (UN).
According to AFP, on September 27 and 28 in Washington, DC, the Conference of leading economies on energy security and climate change took place.
Vietnam's temperature will increase by 0.3-0.5oC in 2010; 1-2oC in 2050 and 1.5-2.5oC in 2070. Areas with the highest temperature increase are North West and Viet Bac. T…
Lake Chad in Africa has lost 95% of its area since 1963. And the Dead Sea is 25 meters lower than 50 years ago ... Dizzying changes in climate change are forcing map mak…
APEC negotiators yesterday agreed on a joint statement on global warming, which acknowledged rich countries to take greater responsibility for the issue and called on de…
Asia-Pacific leaders have reached an agreement on climate change, revealing an ambitious, long-term goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. However, the agreement does…
Global climate conditions warm up, leading to great impacts on the weather. Great storms that are abnormal happen to affect the lives of millions of unforeseen harmful p…
The United Nations estimates that the world needs between 200 and 210 billion USD to maintain the current level of greenhouse gas levels until 2030.
The results of a new study published in the journal Nature show that global climate will increase the risk of flooding more than previously anticipated.
Aircraft can affect the climate because using kerosene oil should release toxic gases, contributing to promoting the greenhouse effect. In the future, this situation wil…
The Arctic ice area in the summer has fallen to its lowest level in 30 years due to global climate change.
Nearly all Australian cities are short of water for the next 10 years due to climate change and pollution that limit the country's water resources, a new study warns.
According to a study published in the journal Nature, polluted clouds in the Indian Ocean region increase warming climate in South Asia.