The first time the map covered the entire Antarctic region
Chinese scientists became the first to successfully map the entire area of Antarctica at a scale of 1: 100,000.
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Global.
698 published items.
Chinese scientists became the first to successfully map the entire area of Antarctica at a scale of 1: 100,000.
On 10/10 this year, communities around the world will take simple but practical actions to respond to the Global Day Against Climate Change.
UNESCO Office yesterday announced Dong Van Stone Park became a member of the Global Geopark Network (GGN).
The heating up of our planet is one of the consequences of the phenomenon of the ancient giant elephant being destroyed by all.
Improving water quality, while improving understanding is a problem the whole world is facing. The United Nations urgently urged responsibility for environmental protect…
The global warming combined with the ocean warming up due to the El Nino weather phenomenon, 2010 is considered one of the hottest years in history.
Floods in China and Pakistan have killed thousands. Hot weather over 400C caused serious forest fires that left dozens of people dead in Russia. Other record heat waves…
The amount of organic matter, dissolved in deep water parts in the Arctic Ocean, doubled after 12 years. This is a solid evidence that allows the Earth to warm up.
The climate is heating up badly but it is also beneficial. Arctic temperature rise causes flooding in many areas, engulfing many coastal areas ...
The melting of glaciers around the world will give rise to new food crises.
Earth's temperature may exceed human tolerance, if the increase in greenhouse gas emissions continues as it is today.
About 20% of the lizard species on the earth can permanently disappear by global warming, causing the risk of outbreaks of insects.
Many people think that volcanic activity in Iceland will cause global temperatures to drop, but scientists claim it is unlikely.
Global warming can increase the number of dangerous geological events such as volcanoes, earthquakes and landslides.
Scientists seem to have missed the impact of stratospheric steam on global temperatures.