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100 million people could die before 2030 due to climate change
About 100 million people will die and global gross domestic product (GDP) will decrease by 3.2% by 2030 if the world does not overcome the problems from climate change.
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Controversy over the idea of using artificial clouds
Researchers are considering the idea of using sea-level ships to climb high in the sky, creating clouds that reflect sunlight and thus helping to prevent global warmin…
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Climate change threatens the habitat of snow leopard
Research by the International Fund for Nature Protection (WWF) said that if greenhouse gas emissions continue to increase today, populations of snow leopard (Panthera un…
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China successfully saved the largest saltwater lake
According to satellite measurements published by Thanh Hai Provincial Institute of Meteorology on July 29, the area of Thanh Hai saltwater lake in this northwest provi…
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Climate change facilitates bacterial spread in Northern Europe
According to the latest announcement from the UK, Finland, Spain and the United States, climate change is the cause behind an abnormal explosion of a group of bacteria t…
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Pour iron into the ocean to
In a study published in Nature on July 18, an international team of experts said that dumping iron into the sea could help absorb carbon from the atmosphere and
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The 'alien' world is underground
According to the Daily Mail, scientists have explored continuous caves, tens of meters below the ground in search of information that can help solve the problems surroun…
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Climate change creates many intestinal bacteria
Climate change is the main cause of some intestinal infectious bacteria in Northern Europe. This is unusual because the bacteria often grow in warm and tropical environm…
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Karst terrain contains a lot of climate information
In an article published on Circle of Blue's environmental page, Chris Groves explained how the karst caves and terrain kept a clue about the earth's climate.
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The temperature in the 48 states of the US is higher than the average
The US Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) on July 9 said that hot temperatures in the second half of June have set a new record for heat in the first six mont…
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Measure cow's emissions to combat climate change
Agricultural production contributes about 8% of the total greenhouse gas emissions in the UK. The methane emitted by cows and other livestock accounts for a large propor…
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Eat less meat to save the earth
Scientists have warned that Western countries need to cut half of their meat diets in their diet to prevent global warming, mainly because of livestock products of the i…
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The Arctic was warm
Martin Melles, a scientist at the University of Cologne in Germany, and colleagues from Russia and the United States drilled deep beneath the El 'gygytgyn glacier at Rus…
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Monitoring climate change with new methods
A study has just released a world warming monitoring model that uses new statistical methods that allow scientists to predict climate until 2070 and how average temperat…
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Cool the earth with balloons
The project of spraying water into the stratosphere (Spice) advocates spraying small droplets of water into the atmosphere from a balloon that is