Climate change, insects destroy more crops
A study by a British expert showed that the temperature of the Earth increased, causing insects to destroy crops to expand their reach towards the Arctic and Antarctic.
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A study by a British expert showed that the temperature of the Earth increased, causing insects to destroy crops to expand their reach towards the Arctic and Antarctic.
At the 2013 Conference of the World Plains Dialogue, international experts have warned many of the world's major plains are threatened by climate change and a range of h…
The climate change scenario of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment predicts that at the end of this century, the sea level in Hai Phong and Cat Ba can rise…
Meteorological experts upgraded the giant tornado Monday over Oklahoma (USA) to EF-5 - the highest level.
The explorer Howard Limbert, an expert in the British royal cave association, said the cave is located in the middle of En cave to the main entrance of Son Doong.
Weather experts, after trying to explain the phenomenon of expanding Antarctic ice area, found the cause - warming the Earth.
It took two years after the earthquake accompanied by a terrifying tsunami, Japanese experts officially completed the new early warning system, to minimize the damage of…
The team of experts at the University of East Anglia (UEA, UK) is implementing a $ 1.26 million project to reconstruct the photosynthesis process in the hope of converti…
Heat from buildings, cars, and factories in big cities can cause temperatures in areas thousands of kilometers away to increase or decrease compared to the forecast of m…
Russian experts claim to have obtained the latest samples from the lake area deep below 3.2 km of Antarctica.
The final tests are being carried out in Antarctica before experts working on an ancient lake project are under thick ice.
Experts say that volcanic heat in Ireland can generate enough electricity for British people to use for a decade.
Earthquakes continued in Song Tranh 2 with increasing intensity and increasing frequency.
Xinhua quoted Geir Braathen, a WMO expert, saying that in the past decade, the stratospheric ozone layer in the Arctic and Antarctic regions as well as globally has not…