Acid in the sea is destroying coral reefs
US scientists have published research showing that seawater, due to acidification by global warming, is corroding and destroying coral reefs.
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US scientists have published research showing that seawater, due to acidification by global warming, is corroding and destroying coral reefs.
According to The Guardian magazine, 5 small islands in the Pacific Ocean have disappeared due to sea level rise and erosion.
A new harm from the phenomenon of climate change has been discovered. And this time it is related to the mass death of fish.
According to data recently released by scientists at the US National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) and NASA, the Arctic ice has reached a record low this winter.
Scientists are conducting research on undersea wrecks for more information about major storms in history.
Ocean Conservancy claims China, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam are the top 5 countries that discharge marine products, contributing up to 60% of plasti…
If CO2 momentum is released into the atmosphere as it is today, Earth's coral reefs will in turn disappear due to ocean acidification.
Scientists believe the iceberg, the culprit that pierced and sank the Titanic in 1912, originated in the snowy southwest of Greenland and fell into the sea more than 100…
NASA's Earth Observatory has made a remarkable statement about the El Niño phenomenon. The present time is confirmed to have reached the climax of the phenomenon of abno…
The world today is more likely to be shaped by a giant tsunami nearly 100 meters high caused by meteorites.
Mist from the Pacific Ocean swept into San Francisco, USA, carrying toxic mercury compounds.
In the afternoon of December 17, Typhoon Melor weakened into a low pressure area and dissipated on the East Sea. But off the Philippines, there is a new storm.
Ocean surface temperature has increased to 1 degree C in the past 1 year, a record increase in the history of WMO research.
It was the rotation of the Earth from the early period that greatly affected the formation and development of the lava ocean deep in the earth.