Huge landfill in the Atlantic Ocean
In July 2009, scientists were stunned to find a landfill of about 696,621 km2 in the Pacific Ocean.
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In July 2009, scientists were stunned to find a landfill of about 696,621 km2 in the Pacific Ocean.
There is a geological fault line off the northwest coast of the Pacific. This fault line can shake many US and Canadian cities.
Chileans will feel the earthquake aftershock of the last few months, even years.
Alistair McClymont, an English artist, recently held an exhibition and to share with viewers the necessary conditions to form a hose.
Thailand's prime minister yesterday announced that the country will ask China for help in an effort to cope with the Mekong's record low water level.
A volcano in the Japanese seabed woke up, creating a column of dust and smoke as high as a 30-storey building on the water. Scientists predict that this eruption could c…
The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) claims China only has about 45 tiger individuals alive in its natural environment.
The world has only about 3,200 tigers left in the wild and they are facing increasing risks.
The largest animal in the cat family is facing extinction by demand for tiger products in China, Southeast Asian countries and the US.
Xinhua cited the latest research by Finnish scientists, saying that climate warming is the cause of increased CO2 emissions in the soil.
Food scarcity is the source of instability globally and in every country. People have applied many scientific advances to create new foods.
Earthquake - the most horrifying disaster in the past 10 years according to the UN report.
Everyone must behave correctly with daily water use, hoping to save themselves.
A magnitude 6.8 earthquake shook some of the eastern regions of the country on February 16.
On February 18, a horrific snowfall claimed 20 lives in a mountainous village in northern Pakistan, while another 30 were still buried in a 1.5-2m thick snow.