55 countries are committed to reducing carbon emissions
At the request of the agreement during the Danish climate summit in December last year, 55 countries sent a commitment to reduce carbon emissions to the United Nations.
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At the request of the agreement during the Danish climate summit in December last year, 55 countries sent a commitment to reduce carbon emissions to the United Nations.
The North American weasel is in danger of extinction because the habitat is snow and ice increasingly shrinking under the impact of climate change.
The United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) and the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) have warned of the rapid decline in the number of whales and…
New Zealand and Australian scientists will conduct a survey of Antarctic whales to study the impact of climate change on this mammal.
Research agencies returned to find ways to implement technical initiatives to reduce the Earth's atmospheric heat.
Officials from 11 countries are most affected by climate change caused by greenhouse gases gathered in the island nation of Tuvalu to discuss their fate when the tempera…
The record high snowfall has affected the traffic and lives of people in many European countries.
It is likely that places with elevations above 1,500m such as O Quy Ho Pass and Fanxipan Mountain will have the second phenomenon of frost, frost in 2009.
If the earth's temperature continues to rise, the Amazon rainforest can become desert, the Maldives island nation can disappear forever, and the Sahara desert will becom…
The existence of reindeer, the animal-drawn animal for Santa, is threatened by many threats such as oil exploitation and climate change.
On December 23, scientists around the world warned that ice is melting faster than expected throughout the Earth.
Ahead of the global climate change conference, leading climate scientists have released a detailed report on the negative effects of climate change on Earth.
The United Nations Meteorological Organization (WMO) said the El Nino phenomenon that occurred in the tropical region of the Pacific could last until May 2010.
Yesterday, two members of the Antarctic expedition arrived in Ho Chi Minh City, after 12 days of taking part in the Antarctic expedition
Scientists warn global warming may continue even if the climate summit in Denmark is successful.