Earth temperature can increase by 6 degrees Celsius
A prestigious scientific organization confirmed that the average temperature of the planet could rise to 6 degrees Celsius if countries do not act urgently to reduce the…
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A prestigious scientific organization confirmed that the average temperature of the planet could rise to 6 degrees Celsius if countries do not act urgently to reduce the…
When the earth's temperature rises by 4 degrees Celsius, food production will decline sharply, the number of forest fires and floods ... increases in many countries.
Australian scientists were stunned to find a giant iceberg drifting wandering the waters of the country.
For hundreds of years, the Earth has absorbed more than half of the CO2 that people emit and this phenomenon will continue in the future.
According to scientists' conclusions, if Greenland's massive ice sheets melted due to global warming, Earth's sea level would rise by 7cm.
October 27 is the end of the week of the 'No Harm' project launched by the famous US website Huffington Post. Thousands of people have participated in testing green life…
The 56-kilometer crack in Africa could become a new ocean on earth.
The warming of the earth can cause an economic crisis whose level of physical damage is greater than both world wars ...
According to the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, due to the impact of El Nino, this year Vietnam will have a relatively warm winter, accompanied by a drou…
Polymer concrete. This concrete not only reduces greenhouse gases but also increases the durability of construction works many times.
Massive volcanic eruptions have wiped out all the forests on Earth 250 million years ago, leaving a planet with only wood-eating mushrooms - new research says.
The recirculation of the El Nino phenomenon in the eastern Pacific is seen as a shield to protect the US and the Caribbean from terrible storms that may be weakened by g…
Michigan scientists say green roofs covering plants are becoming more and more popular in urban areas that can help people fight global warming.
The latest Royal Society report said, unless people reduce carbon dioxide emissions, the future of the Earth will only rely on geoengineering measures.
Research published recently said that the gas used in curing teeth - another name for nitrous oxide - is currently the biggest threat to the Earth's ozone layer.