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This annual report also said that although the temperature of sea water in 2017 is less hot than in 2016, the intensity and speed of warming in the Arctic are 2 times fa…
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This annual report also said that although the temperature of sea water in 2017 is less hot than in 2016, the intensity and speed of warming in the Arctic are 2 times fa…
The prospect of a global disaster may sound far away, but scientists predict a 95% chance of happening.
In recent years, the two poles of the Earth have become points
According to research published in Science Advances magazine, scientists show that ice flowing through sediments beneath the water is actually faster than rock layers on…
Climate news has become alarming in the last few years, especially in the last few months.
A new study shows that even the way we feed cats and dogs can cause the Earth to warm up day by day.
Hawking said that the Earth could become the second Venus with the ocean depleted and acid rain due to climate change.
Research on the forecast that by 2080, the annual maximum daytime temperature at airports around the world will increase by 4-8 degrees C.
Billions of people around the world will face deadly heat waves by the end of the 21st century if greenhouse gases continue to rise.
Many cities, including Ho Chi Minh City of Vietnam, may be submerged if the entire world ice melts because of climate change.
Global warming effect changes rainfall, increases coastal erosion, extends cultivation time, defrostes and outbreaks of disease.
The green is gradually covering wider on the surface of Antarctica, which has never happened in the land all year round covered with this snow and white ice.
Equivalent to nuclear and meteorite disasters, climate change can cause people and all creatures to perish.
The report recently revealed that hundreds of tons of plastic floating in the Arctic could become an immeasurable threat to the Earth.
Natural changes in the Pacific may be responsible for half of the ice melting in the Arctic in recent decades.