2016 may be the hottest year in history
Many meteorological agencies around the world warn that 2016 will continue to break the record and become the hottest year in history.
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Many meteorological agencies around the world warn that 2016 will continue to break the record and become the hottest year in history.
US researchers warn climate change due to human impact is reducing the amount of oxygen in some areas of the ocean and can create
Hot sunshine in the past days is in accordance with natural law, but it has a special feature that happens all over the country, meteorological experts said.
Global temperatures under the impact of climate change have gradually formed a new concept
While our public opinion is worried about fish dying in the Central Sea, people in many other places around the world are also standing still while witnessing the same p…
Cloud seeding is a technology to change the weather in certain areas, in order to increase rainfall and minimize damage such as drought or hail.
From the prolonged drought in South Africa and Southeast Asia to the record high number of storms on the US coast, the unprecedented strong El Nino phenomenon is raging…
During prehistoric times, major climate events were accompanied by the formation of land bridges, helping plants and animals as well as humans move to new continent.
Summer ... hot record, but why is the winter cold record?
The Merchant Specialist, chairman of the World Meteorological Organization's Climate and Disaster Committee (WMO), explains the extreme weather phenomenon in cold weathe…
About 150 major natural disasters affect millions of people around the world in 2015 and Asia is the most affected region in global disasters.
Tornadoes with a gust of wind over 200km / h accompanied by heavy hail of balls pouring down made Australia's largest city fall into ruins after only one day.
In the afternoon of December 17, Typhoon Melor weakened into a low pressure area and dissipated on the East Sea. But off the Philippines, there is a new storm.
Global data from NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) said that the average temperature on earth in October increased to 0.98 degrees Celsius, much war…
The Indonesian president proposed four countries, including Russia and Japan, to help stamp out the fire, which caused the thick dry haze to spread across the region for…