2012 is one of the 10 hottest years
The study of the two leading scientific agencies in the US shows that 2012 is among the hottest 10 years since 1880.
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The study of the two leading scientific agencies in the US shows that 2012 is among the hottest 10 years since 1880.
The US Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) on July 9 said that hot temperatures in the second half of June have set a new record for heat in the first six mont…
Tim Osborn, a researcher from the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) discovered dual cannons when he arrived at Grand Isle in the Gulf of Mexico a…
According to the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) report, Antarctic bottom water (AABW) is disappearing with an average rate of about 8 million…
The winter in the northern hemisphere of the earth will become colder due to warming in the Arctic, making ice melt more and more powerful.
Climate change in the Arctic is almost irreversible and the region is turning to a new climate.
Nearly 80% of the oil in the Gulf of Mexico has not yet disappeared as reported by US officials, the scientists said.
Scientists from the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) said countries can use the existing cable network to alert tsunamis.
Weather science, or meteorology, studies the atmosphere and the processes that produce temperature changes, clouds, precipitation, wind and storms. It combines observati…
Greenhouse gases play an important role in the climate of North America, differences in temperature of marine areas may be the key to predict future regional climate cha…
This winter in the Northern Hemisphere is the warmest winter recorded for 125 years, a US government agency said. The temperature on the surface of the globe on land as…
The El Nino phenomenon, which began in 2006, has ended in the past few weeks. However, it is not good news because almost immediately, its twin sister La Nina has appear…
With the title, on January 10, journalist Marc Kaufman wrote in the Washington Post:
The results of a study by a group of German scientists published in the journal Science (US) on December 14 showed that the global warming of the climate could make sea…
The average temperature of the ocean has decreased slightly between 2003 and 2005, after more than a decade of warming, the US Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NO…