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Climate change is slowing the convection currents that carry warm water from the tropics to the North Atlantic and will cause the system to completely collapse.
A record 13-year drought has caused water levels in the Peñuelas reservoir in central Chile to drop to levels unfit for life.
Under the record-breaking heat, the lives of people in the city of Jacobabad (Pakistan) fell into crisis, especially the group of young children and pregnant women.
Many Australian cities are expected to welcome their coldest winter in decades with record low temperatures.
Referring to Africa is to aim for a continent with hot temperatures all year round. A continent with many difficult and backward economic development conditions.
The famous snowy peaks of the Alps are melting and gradually being replaced by vegetation.
Physicists predict that Earth will become a chaotic planet, with catastrophic and irreversible consequences.
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) on May 18 reported that temperatures and acidity in the oceans reached record highs last year, Reuters reported.
Scientists fear that natural disasters as well as war can destroy all human knowledge stores on Earth.
This theory has actually happened before on Earth, and in fact rain has been falling for over 1 million years.
Supply chain disruption, high inflation accompanied by power outages and heatwave: A scenario that could not be worse than the post-pandemic era.
There is an epidemic of insomnia that is quietly spreading and is likely to get worse, especially in the developing world.
The colorful, attractive bird that appeared in the movie 'The Lion King' then became famous, is on the verge of extinction, wiped out by climate change.
The researchers concluded that the collapse of the Kingdom of Gu Ge in the 17th century could have been caused by a drop in temperature.
A study has shown that deaths related to air, chemical and water pollution accounted for one in six deaths globally in 2019.