The whole world turned off the lights on March 28, 2009
The International Fund for Nature Protection (WWF) has launched a campaign called Earth Hour around the world, to call for 1 billion people in 1,000 cities to turn off t…
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The International Fund for Nature Protection (WWF) has launched a campaign called Earth Hour around the world, to call for 1 billion people in 1,000 cities to turn off t…
Japan has successfully launched the world's first aerospace monitoring satellite in an effort to combat climate change.
At exactly 20:30 on March 28, many people throughout Vietnam were first called upon to turn off unnecessary lights and electrical equipment for one hour on Earth Hour.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon today called on people all over the world to participate in Earth Hour campaign organized by the International Fund for Nature Protectio…
From 20h30 to 21h30 on March 28, advertising lights, outdoor decoration in front of the headquarters of the City People's Committee, the city theater, Nha Rong wharf, th…
Khanh Hoa province has just registered to participate in Earth Hour, to turn off lights and unnecessary electrical equipment in a night of March 28, to respond to this c…
Earth Hour this year attracted the participation of 3,929 cities in 88 countries on all continents.
Community health care, asexual reproduction and climate change are issues of interest at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science -…
Protesters around the world yesterday (December 8) poured into the streets to push world leaders to act in response to climate change, combined with the rally marking th…
Closing long expectations and expectations, this October 12, the Norwegian Nobel Peace Committee decided to award the Nobel Peace Prize to the Intergovernmental Panel on…
Yesterday, most of the public lights in Paris were turned off within 5 minutes of the campaign
According to a group of nuclear scientists, including scientists and Nobel laureate Stephen Hawking, the world is getting closer to the End of the World.
According to ABC on November 13, Australian Prime Minister John Howard considers climate change a key discussion at the APEC Economic Leadership Conference in Vietnam.
Scientists around the world have warned that global temperatures are rising and if countries do not take drastic measures, the consequences will be
Astronomical observatories on the ground may be ineffective in the next 40 years due to pollution of aircraft emissions and climate change, an expert said. The 40-year t…