El Nino contributed to the civil war
El Nino climate phenomenon contributes to civil war, social unrest in many poor countries in the tropics, according to new research by American scientists.
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El Nino climate phenomenon contributes to civil war, social unrest in many poor countries in the tropics, according to new research by American scientists.
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Recent research shows that the Arctic will move from a carbon-containing state to a carbon source when the permafrost will emit greenhouse gases.
Enhancing resistance, resilience to climate change of the Red River Delta Biosphere Reserve, contributing to ensuring harmony between conservation and development throug…
New Hampshire reports Donald Argus, a scientist from the US Aerospace Agency (NASA), and colleagues using global positioning satellites data for 15 years to track Antarc…
The newspaper Le Monde recently published 'Bangkok is sinking into the sea', in which warnings by 2030, part of the Thai capital will be flooded.
An avalanche in the summer that took place on June 25, 2011 at Mount Rainier in Washington State, USA was posted on YouTube, attracting more than 38,000 viewers for its…
The UN has just warned: nearly 10 million people in the Horn of Africa in East Africa are facing a humanitarian emergency because the region struggles with the worst dro…
The ice in Antarctica and Greenland melting at 382 billion tons per year is creating a large amount of water flowing into the oceans. This amount of water is cornered to…
A new study shows that a new method to combat biofuel climate change may not cause much damage to animals in the soil as previously published studies.
Earlier today, the first storm on the East Sea maintained level 8 and the possibility of the next 12 hours will enter Guangdong province (China). Meanwhile, a part of co…
Rapid restriction of pollutants such as carbon black (generated from engine exhaust and vegetable oil, also known as soot) and smog including metal gas and ozone near th…
According to the latest data, the groundwater level in Ho Chi Minh City has dropped to a depth of -46m. Associate Prof. Dr. Nguyen Viet Ky, head of the Department of Geo…
Tropical regions in Africa, Asia and South America may witness 'the long-term emergence of unprecedented summer heat' in the next 20 years - scientists have warned.
More than two decades ago, public health experts warned: Climate change will harm human health.