The world faces the risk of water resource conflict
The risk of conflict of violence related to clean water will increase with the growth of the world population and global warming.
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The risk of conflict of violence related to clean water will increase with the growth of the world population and global warming.
More than one billion people living in major cities around the world will face the risk of serious water shortage by 2050, due to climate change and rapid urbanization.
South Africa and some other African countries will face the risk of water depletion in the next few decades.
Japan has increased the magnitude of the earthquake on Friday to 9.0 richter, while continuing to face widespread damage, with the number of people likely to have died o…
The impact of La Nina is the cause of climate abnormalities in many parts of the world, in which northern Vietnam faces a colder winter than usual.
Tens of millions of Asians will be displaced by the effects of extreme weather events, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) warned.
The momentum of Asia's economic development could be drastically reduced by future water shortages, a top Asian Development Bank official (ADB) warned.
More than one-third of the species in the world red book face extreme danger of extinction.
Humans have to adapt to different environments, or face the threat of extinction ...
With strong winds of level 15-16, after passing through Philippies, Typhoon Parma could enter the South China Sea and head to Vietnam, while the Central region was overc…
Australia has just experienced the hottest August in history amid increasing winter temperatures. Climate experts blame this situation for global warming.
According to the tracking results of NASA satellites (US Aerospace Agency), many parts of India are facing the risk of severe water shortage.
Asia will face an extremely serious food crisis, as predicted by the United Nations.
Wine, the pride of France, will face a gloomy future if the climate change summit in Denmark at the end of the year fails to reach an agreement on cutting emissions.
The two storms simultaneously operating and the cold air rushing over made the North suffer from heavy rain from tonight.