Ice in the Alps can disappear by 2100
By the end of the century if summer air temperatures rise by 30C, Europe's largest Alps - ice across seven countries including Austria, Slovenia, Italy, Switzerland, Lie…
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By the end of the century if summer air temperatures rise by 30C, Europe's largest Alps - ice across seven countries including Austria, Slovenia, Italy, Switzerland, Lie…
Earth's unusually high temperature rise in the next century can bring us all back to the time when dinosaurs existed, and it will also lead to the extinction of half of…
The temperature rises, the land is dry and many large forests turn into ash - these unusual phenomena are no longer confined to some countries or regions that are happen…
A large part of Europe and North America is facing an unusually hot summer. Many people ask the question that has been repeated over and over: 'Is it because the whole w…
After last year's hurricane season with record-breaking attacks, scientists predict that this year's hurricane season could cause more disasters than the average of many…
According to a study published in the journal Nature - Climate change can push more than a quarter of terrestrial plants and animals to the point of extinction. Accordin…
From satellite temperature data collected between 1979 and 2005, US researchers calculated that the earth's tropics expanded two latitudes, equivalent to 225 km.
According to a study published in April by the Journal of Aquatic Animals, scientists in the Arctic discovered the death of newly born walruses due to warming temperatur…
Under the impact of emissions from human activities, world temperatures will rise to 3oC by 2050, according to reports released by the multi-government survey group on c…
A scientific report made for the US government concluded that there is clear evidence that human activities cause global climate change. Reported by Climate Change Scien…
In Science magazine on March 31, Dr. John Turner of the British Antarctic Research Institute said that the air temperature in Antarctica has increased three times faster…
In 1984, the average temperature in HCMC was 27.10C, in 2003 it increased to 28.10C and in 2004 was 280C.
In 1856, some sailors in distress on a sandy beach in the Atlantic found a tar ball, the asphalt covered a coconut skull, including a goat skin letter with symbols stran…
The desert climate is extremely dry, lying on latitudes, so the temperature in the regions varies greatly. Based on latitude, people are divided into low latitude desert…