Sea level rise threatens more than 180 cities in the United States
Sea level rise due to climate change may threaten more than 180 US coastal cities by 2100.
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Sea level rise due to climate change may threaten more than 180 US coastal cities by 2100.
World scientists have highlighted the evidence that human activity has made climate change more extreme globally for decades.
According to the survey, the Central region has 12 soil groups, 49 soil types, low fertility soils, most of the area is sloping land (about 80%) and land has problems su…
Central European countries have become the first areas affected by climate change in Europe with an important supply of water, which is rapidly decreasing groundwater.
If we continue to scale and speed consumption of original energy sources today, the world will push itself into global environmental disasters.
Tens of millions of Asians will be displaced by the effects of extreme weather events, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) warned.
According to the experts of meteorology and hydrology, the year 2011 will continue to be a year of extreme weather with fluctuations in temperature, irregular rain, stor…
A new study by the Swiss Federal Research Institute recently published by the American journal Science shows that warm summers are probably the key to the Roman Empire's…
World Meteorological Organization (WMO) announced in 2010 that it was the hottest year since the United Nations monitored the average annual temperature.
Successful organization of ASEM Forum on Responding to Climate Change is one of 10 outstanding environmental events in 2010.
Global climate change is one of the topics that many people mention and discuss. However, among the numerous notions, opinions, also true, wrong, conception is the truth…
In recent years, global climate change (CC), sea level rise is forecasted to be a disaster for the Mekong Delta, the country's granary.
The northeast monsoon winds coming back tomorrow will make the North prolong the cold, damaging cold days. Mountains can have frost and frost.
The impact of elevated CO2 levels on Earth's atmosphere will create unstoppable effects on the climate for at least 1,000 years.
Russian architects have designed a body-like dome of a snail, which can float freely on the seas, which can effectively cope with rising sea levels due to climate change…