Arctic melting ice could cause $ 60,000 billion in damage
The phenomenon of melting ice to release methane in the Arctic could accelerate the pace of climate change and cause damage to up to $ 60,000 billion for the global econ…
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The phenomenon of melting ice to release methane in the Arctic could accelerate the pace of climate change and cause damage to up to $ 60,000 billion for the global econ…
Scientists at Zurich Polytechnic University (EPFZ), Switzerland, have discovered seismic waves that can release methane as well as impact on climate change.
Under the impact of global warming, each person should be aware and act properly. Only then can we save humanity ...
Greenhouse gas seems to be changing the food chain at sea: CO2 in the atmosphere has a big impact on small bacteria.
If the greenhouse gas emissions situation does not decline, by the end of this century, 1 in 10 people in the world must live in areas where crops, water, ecosystems and…
Currently, each year the world suffers from about 90 tropical cyclones but due to the effects of climate change. In the next century, this number will not stop there.
According to a study recently published in the electronic library Geophysical Research Letters, once the Earth warms due to the increasing concentration of greenhouse ga…
The development of uncontrolled large-scale natural gas use will not solve the climate problem but also cause more deaths than the development of nuclear power.
The technology to capture and store carbon dioxide gas (CO2) to release this gas into the natural environment has caused many US ecologists to speak out because of its l…
Greenhouse gas emissions are making acidification of the Arctic Ocean faster than other oceans on Earth as a result of an international study published in Canada on May…
Mauna Loa is the oldest monitoring station for carbon dioxide (CO2) in the world located on Mauna Loa volcano in Hawaii.
US scientists have discovered materials can 'hold' and concentrate methane, the second highest concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
The world will face even more catastrophic warming than expected and if it does not change the trend of increasing greenhouse gas emissions.
Warming of the Earth's climate is the cause of a rapid increase in greenhouse gas concentrations, including carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4) and nitrogen dioxide.
Global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions are rising again in 2012, reaching a record high of 35.6 billion tons.