How are natural disasters classified?
Natural disasters are classified in many ways, but the most common classification is by the origin of the atmosphere where the disaster occurs.
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Natural disasters are classified in many ways, but the most common classification is by the origin of the atmosphere where the disaster occurs.
In 2014, the road to Tusheti (Georgia) was listed as one of the most dangerous roads in the world.
Climate change is accelerating the retreat of glaciers, forcing countries with glacier borders such as those in the Alps to adjust their maps.
Recently, scientists at the Central Institute for Scientific Research under the Vietnam Museum of Nature discovered and recorded two new species of cicadas.
The images in the Comeday Wildlife Photography Awards 2022 depict funny moments of wildlife in nature.
European scientists have just proven that Batagay Crater, a natural structure called by the people of Siberia (Russia),
Deep in the forests of southeastern Siberia, the Patomisky Crater is a mysterious mound of broken limestone jutting out from the vegetation on the hillside.
A team of researchers from Masaryk University (Czech Republic) and the Cuban Zoological Society have discovered a new species of spider belonging to the genus Trichopelm…
The beauty of Mount Fuji is not only in the mountain itself, but also in the natural phenomena related to the mountain.
The reality is that nature is being destroyed and humans are paying a heavy price.
The deep geological repository in Canada will have multiple layers of natural and man-made protection to safely isolate spent nuclear fuel.
The Midcontinent Rift Zone in North America has the potential to become a huge source of natural hydrogen production, meeting the world's clean energy needs.
National Geographic magazine (Nat Geo) has just revealed the most impressive moments of nature in 2024 captured through the camera lens.
For the first time in history, coral in the Gulf of Aqaba lost its natural color due to record high sea temperatures this past summer.