India grows 50 million trees in just one day
Hundreds of thousands of Indians set Guinness world records by planting 50 million trees in just one day.
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Hundreds of thousands of Indians set Guinness world records by planting 50 million trees in just one day.
An international team of scientists has successfully pumped carbon dioxide (CO2) deep underground and turned this toxic gas into stone.
US scientists have just warned of the risk of population decline due to immigration in Mexico, Central America, Africa, India and other tropical regions due to climate c…
This plan sounds crazy, but it is completely feasible, and even science has proven that it can reduce the Earth's temperature that way! What prevents this plan?
If 1,500 volcanoes are active all over the world erupting at the same time, disaster can cause humanity to fall into the end of the world.
Summer temperatures in most parts of the world will often break the current record over the next 50 years.
Due to struggling to survive in extreme weather conditions, some food plants can produce many toxins harmful to humans and pets.
Many meteorological agencies around the world warn that 2016 will continue to break the record and become the hottest year in history.
The icy seas of the Arctic are slowly turning into a normal ocean when the ice is melting.
The cold climate devastated the forests and forced many animals to move south.
Desertification is devouring thousands of square kilometers of Chinese agricultural land each year, becoming an unprecedented challenge in this country.
There are about 830 billion tons of carbon in the air. Every year, people waste about 10 billion tons more. The soil can contain 4,800 billion tons, 6 times the air.
US researchers warn climate change due to human impact is reducing the amount of oxygen in some areas of the ocean and can create
According to The Guardian magazine, 5 small islands in the Pacific Ocean have disappeared due to sea level rise and erosion.
Current changes are too small for us to fear. However, if we look at another 500 years when the changes become clearer and cause serious consequences, surely we will hav…