The snow on top of Kilimanjaro will no longer be eternal
Climate Earth warms up, deforestation, too low rainfall are the causes of the everlasting snow class on the highest mountain in Africa Kilimanjaro is melting slowly, jud…
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Climate Earth warms up, deforestation, too low rainfall are the causes of the everlasting snow class on the highest mountain in Africa Kilimanjaro is melting slowly, jud…
The warming up of the earth is once again the concern of many people as the ice floats floating around the Southern New Zealand waters. About 100 icebergs float near the…
Rising sea levels, rising ocean temperatures, floods and other earth-related greenhouse disasters are threatening the world's cultural assets, according to the Environme…
The average temperature of the ocean has decreased slightly between 2003 and 2005, after more than a decade of warming, the US Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NO…
Earth temperatures are approaching danger with the highest level ever predicted occurred in millions of years, scientists have announced. The earth is warming at a rate…
At the end of October 2005, Earth's largest once-known iceberg was broken off Cape Adare in Antarctica. According to a study published in Geophysical Research Letters, s…
Data transmitted from Earth-based satellites have confirmed this: El Nino climate phenomenon has reappeared since September. However, this cyclical climate phenomenon oc…
Despite impressive impressions proving the level of ice melting in the Arctic Ocean published, astronomers in Saint-Petesbourg (Russia) claim that in the next few decade…
A recent study raises questions about the impact of the sun on global climate change. Writing in the journal Nature, scientists from the US and Europe say changes in
According to a study published in Nature, the Sun is not the cause of warming. Some researchers, especially skeptics, do not believe in
Satellite images taken several years apart help effectively observe changes in the environment in an exact area on Earth. There is another tool c
The latest UN report predicts that tens of millions of people will be forced to emigrate each year in the coming years due to global warming. This number accounts for mo…
The undersea creatures such as fish and crabs that are washed away by dead on the beaches of Oregon State (USA) are being destroyed by the reappearance of the
Earth's unusually high temperature rise in the next century can bring us all back to the time when dinosaurs existed, and it will also lead to the extinction of half of…