Drought in the North is getting worse
In the next season, the Northern and midland provinces continue to face serious shortage of water for production when the Red River - the largest river in the North, the…
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In the next season, the Northern and midland provinces continue to face serious shortage of water for production when the Red River - the largest river in the North, the…
According to the forecast of the Central Center for Hydrometeorological Forecasting, due to the impact of El Nino, in the coming time, there will be a shortage of water…
China, where hundreds of millions of people have no water due to drought, is turning to desalinated seawater to resolve the crisis.
A report by the Tearfund charity warned that climate change could affect clean water for millions of poor people in the world.
Master Le Thi Xuan Lan - deputy head of the forecast department of the Southern Regional Meteorological Station - said that from May to August 2006 continuously, the SOI…
At least 18 million people have been affected by China's worst drought in 50 years, according to Xinhua. Chongqing area is the worst place, but Sichuan and Liaoning
George Koch, a researcher at the University of Arizona in Flagstaff, USA, measured the tallest trees in the world in redwood forests (scientific name Sequoia semperviren…
Scientists have determined that 70 thousand years ago the most severe drought occurred in Africa, which may have changed the history of human development. US scientists…
The United Nations warns our world is at stake when drought in eastern Africa turns into a humanitarian disaster. Kjell Bondevik, special UN envoy to the Horn of Africa,…
According to the Deputy Director of the Central Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting Nguyen Lan Chau, the dry season 2005-2006, the drought situation i…
Severe droughts like the 70s and 80s may become normal in Africa by the end of this century due to the greenhouse effect. Computer reproductions of African climate publi…
Venice, a paradise of tourism and love of Europe, is slowly disappearing because of a severe drought that makes boats unmovable, mud and garbage emerge.
In the history of the world, so many horrible droughts occur, causing rivers, trees to die, and people falling into tragedies.
Since launching into space in 1999, ASTER radiometer on Terra satellite of NASA's Aerospace Agency (NASA) captures 99% of the Earth's surface through 2.95 million images.
Prolonged drought caused shallow water in Lake Folsom in the United States to reveal a town built after the California gold rush from the nineteenth century was buried 6…